Bushwick and Williamsburg have a higher combined rate of asthma in children and adults than the Bronx or Harlem—the media poster children of New York City's asthma.
Fights over congestion pricing and the city’s sanitation strategy have receded from the headlines. But in North Brooklyn, worry is still in the air.
Hundreds of NYC’s luxury residential developments are vacant. Advocates want them opened to the homeless.
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