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Many Brooklyn residents said they were not surprised by the U.S.- Israeli attack on Iran, but some felt anxiety over possible retaliation on U.S. soil, while others were critical of Washington’s focus on foreign policy when U.S. citizens were facing an affordability crisis.

First announced in 2024, a planned $11 million skatepark's size was cut in about half as some residents voiced their opposition.

The city is looking into whether it can offer full- and extended-day options for the 2-K seats that will be available to eastern Brooklyn families.

At Brooklyn Org’s Spark Breakfast at Barclays Center, five organizations were celebrated for their dedication and service to the borough.

Families who live in School Districts 18 and 23, which covers Canarsie, Remsen Village, Brownsville and Ocean Hill, can apply for a free, 2-K seat that will be available in the 2026-2027 school year.

Once the merger with New York City Health + Hospitals closes, the maternity ward will likely get a major overhaul.

Over 200 Brooklyn residents had three minutes to tell a city official about their housing complaint in Downtown Brooklyn.

Brooklynites weighed in after the last storm dumped 20 inches of snow on parts of the borough. Car owners were the loudest critics, citing poor street cleanup, but most residents said the city did a solid job restoring order.

As the borough loses many Black residents, the business group highlighted a group of Black leaders at a celebration at Weeksville Heritage Center in Crown Heights.

Brooklyn Unscripted is a monthly series where Brooklynites unpack the serious — and not so serious — issues shaping the borough. This month we shine the spotlight on Ogechi Egonu, a model with an ice-cream making habit.