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Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 7, but voters in Brooklyn and throughout the city can participate in early voting, which kicks off Oct. 28 and runs through Nov. 5.

A New York City bill would ensure brokers’ fees are paid by those who hire them, not renters automatically.

Director Logan Vaughn, a prominent figure in the Broadway scene, with styling envisioned by fashion designer Jérôme LaMaar, bring to life the realities of HIV.

St. Andrew’s Playground in Bed-Stuy is about to receive its first complete renovation in 20 years thanks to the New York City Strategy for Equity and Economic Development Fund and the NYC Parks' Community Parks Initiative. 

Budget cuts announced by Mayor Eric Adams for every city agency by a total of 15% are the result of citing the ongoing migrant crisis.

Two groundbreaking resolutions celebrating hip-hop passed through the City Council last week.The first, Resolution 346, recognizes the contributions of the musical genre, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, by

This wouldn't be New York's first bout of historical iconoclasm.

A plan to make way for new housing along future Metro-North stations in the Bronx is expected to enter the formal land use review process this year.

The rising designer is gearing up for his upcoming runway show heavily inspired by his other first love, cinematography.

O’Shae Sibley, 28, a professional queer dancer, was stabbed to death in LA by a 17-year-old Muslim youth, who has surrendered to the police.  The media is downplaying or refusing to mention that the killer is a Muslim. On the local radio in New York here, they suggest the killer is a white supremaci