DoorDash has been accused of unlawfully rejecting applicants with criminal histories, prompting a settlement to review rejected applications and reform hiring policies. Photo: Peter K. Afriyie/AP

DoorDash violates Fair Chance Act by discriminating against formerly incarcerated applicants

May 15 | Robert Abruzzese, Courthouse Editor

Attorney General Letitia James announced a settlement with DoorDash, addressing the company...

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Brooklyn Supreme Court, Criminal Term, where members of the Hyena Crips gang were charged with racketeering and multiple murders spanning nearly a decade. Brooklyn Eagle file photo by Robert Abruzzese

Brooklyn Hyena Crips Gang members charged with murders and racketeering

May 15 | Robert Abruzzese, Courthouse Editor

Seven members of a Brooklyn-based gang — “Drippy,” “Cradley...

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Palestinian Fayrouz Safi cries while she takes the last look at the body of her son Aysar Safi, 20, at the family house during his funeral in the West Bank refugee camp of Jalazoun, north of Ramallah Wednesday, May 15, 2024. Safi was killed during clashes with Israeli forces at the northern entrance of al-Bireh city, Palestinian ministry of health said. (AP Photo/Nasser Nasser)

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Developers, elected officials break ground in Bushwick on $75M affordable housing

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Bulletproof plexiglass partitions during construction inside the Exotic Smoke Shop in Brooklyn Heights.

Barricaded Brooklyn Heights weed shop remains open despite numerous robberies and raids

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BROOKLYN HEIGHTS — Workers at an illicit weed outlet in Brooklyn Heights are...

Brooklyn DA Eric Gonzalez and Assistant District Attorney Alona Katz speaking at a virtual conference about how the Virtual Currency Unit disrupted a "pig butchering" cryptocurrency scam operation. Photo courtesy of Brooklyn DA’s Office

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The annual Saint Ann’s Puppet Parade welcomed spring to Brooklyn Heights for the 37th time on Tuesday, April 30.

Saint Ann’s Puppet Parade hits Brooklyn Heights for 37th year

May 2 | Mary Frost

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS — Hundreds of Saint Ann’s School students and their artistic...

(From left) Associate Professor Malcolm J. Merriweather; Pulitzer Prize-winner and Kennedy Center honoree, conductor, and educator Tania León; Leonard Tow of The Tow Foundation; and Brooklyn College President Michelle J. Anderson at the Presidential Lecture Series event on March 28 at the college.

Tow Foundation endows new chair named for Tania León at Brooklyn College

April 8 | Special from Brooklyn College

FLATBUSH — Thanks to the generosity of the Tow Foundation, more specifically Leonard...

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Some boomers are on multiple medications. Combinations of those drugs could have serious side effects. Photos: Getty Images via AP

Boomers have a drug problem, but not the kind that you might think

May 9 | Laurie Achibald Pannone, The Conversation

Baby boomers — that’s anyone born in the U.S. between 1946...

Debt Gala co-founders, from left, Molly Gaebe, Tom Costello and Amanda Corday, appear at the Debt Gala in Brooklyn on Sunday, May 5, 2024. Photos: James Pollard/AP

Inspired by Met Gala, offbeat BK event raises money for medical debt relief

May 8 | James Pollars, Associated Press

GOWANUS — A plush octopus by Jellycat. A neck pillow by XpresSpa. Graphic...

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The fireboat John J. Harvey passes the Statue of Liberty, Oct. 28, 2011, in New York Harbor.

Man arrested for allegedly taking a decommissioned NYC fireboat for an overnight cruise

April 12 | Jake Offenhartz, Associated Press

A man was arrested Thursday for allegedly taking a decommissioned New York...

A human head was found in an apartment refrigerator. The resident is charged with murder

April 12 | Associated Press

A New York City man has been charged with murder in connection...

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Liberty open with comeback win in D.C.

May 15 | John Torenli, Sports Editor Brooklyn Daily Eagle

Jonquel Jones began this regular season much the way she finished the...

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