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There were over a hundred people that came to Herbert Von King Park on Sunday for the Black Heartthrob Look-Alike Contest.

In his State of the District address, State Senator Jabari Brisport said he would push for state laws to protect all New Yorkers from Washington's far-right agenda.

When tenants at 441 Wilson Ave. lost their homes after multiple fires, Councilmember Sandy Nurse said she is considering legislation that would ban private equity landlords from owning rent stabilized buildings.

Chisholm's insightful worldview is relevant now as it was 50 years ago, says Dr. Zinga A. Fraser, the author of a new book on one of Brooklyn's most beloved community leaders.

A new book by author Prithi Kanakamedala walks readers through the expansion of Brooklyn from the 17th century and how it became a slaveholding capital and eventually a hub for free Black people.

The bridge is named after Giovanni da Verrazzano, who, in 1524, was the first European explorer to sail into New York Harbor.

Nw York City Mayor Eric Adams also addressed the rainfall shortfall, his support for the reinstatement of congestion pricing and more at his weekly press briefing.

With a few weeks left before the end of the hurricane season, Brooklyn residents are taking flood mitigation into their own hands.

A new walking tour by nonprofit Friends of Abolitionist Place educates people on Downtown Brooklyn's Black history.

There were about 200 people who showed up to the Zayn Malik look-alike contest in Bushwick on Sunday.