festival this year and L.A.’s EDC last year, the masses came for the music and fears of large numbers of drug overdoes appear to have been unfounded, although not all reports are in from Sunday evening. On Friday, there were only 14 arrests at the festival (12 were drug-related, one arrest was for DUI, and another involved a traffic accident) and just 21 Saturday night.

All in all, it seemed most fans simply came to flirt and have fun, with or without drugs, and to see some of the biggest names in the dance world. David Guetta, for instance, proved why his sound has conquered American pop charts in the last couple years with an energetic Saturday evening set that featured a mix of older house favorites paired withOver the past two decades, Brooklyn has undergone more drastic changes than any other borough in New York. Rents have risen, commerce has grown and neighborhoods across the borough have become some of the most desirable in the entire city.

But New Yorkers aren't flocking to Brooklyn like en masse—in fact, they're doing just the opposite. A report from the Empire Center for Public Policy found that nearly 170,000 people moved out of Kings County between 2010 and 2016 as residents migrated to suburbs or cheaper parts of the city. Even with the recent exodus from the borough, Brooklyn's population is still growing—it jumped by more than 124,000 in the past seven years, the largest increase of any county in the state during that time period. One major contributor