Featured News

Tax refunds are often the single largest check many low income households receive all year, Food Bank for NYC says.

The neighborhood arts center and theater is one of six Brooklyn arts organizations that have received a grant as part of the state’s latest $20 million arts investment

Japan's #1 second-hand bookstore has found itself a new home inside Industry City's Japan Village

At a Bed-Stuy school where about one-third of students live in a shelter, staff help kids by washing their laundry, walking them to school and even getting a school comfort dog. Now the school needs help with a new dryer.

Overall, crime is up in East New York and in Brooklyn as a whole

The new location will operate out of the to-go window at Farewell, a popular Bushwick bar.

Family-owned Cafe Moca had only just reopened after suffering staffing shortages when its espresso machine was stolen. But the Hernandez family never gave up hope.

In a mark that summer is well on its way and darker days are behind us, Coney Island — Brooklyn's beacon of wonder — is opening its gates to the public.

An 83-year-old parolee has been arraigned on first-degree murder and other charges in connection with the death of a Brooklyn woman

The annual festival, hosted this year by hip-hop artist Baba Israel, will feature a roster of poets, musicians and dancers