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City Council members and nonprofit leaders address challenges from affordability to public safety—but some residents wanted clearer solutions

“Flames of Honor” monument to honor post-9/11 veterans in Queens; Adams also weighs in on Mexican Navy ship collision and Trump’s reversal on wind farm freeze

As national support wanes, the Brooklyn Arts Council is charting a hyperlocal path forward—fueling access, stabilizing creators, and restoring trust in a system artists say is no longer working.

Athena Keke’s is opening on Greene Avenue this summer with a mission to give women’s sports enthusiasts an inclusive place to gather and build community.

At his weekly press conference, New York City Mayor Eric Adams also addressed the pause of the city's wind farm project, the firing of a Brooklyn Superintendent and more.

For the first time in 125 years, a new school is coming to Greenpoint. But some residents are concerned it sits too close to a former plastics manufacturing site.

New York City will hold the first tax lien sale in almost four years on June 3, where property owners’ debt accrued from back taxes and unpaid water bills is sold to a buyer. If homeowners find themselves on that list, they must get help right away.

At a public meeting at Red Hook Neighborhood School on Thursday evening, residents objected to the 7,700 housing units proposed in the most recent Brooklyn Marine Terminal redevelopment plan.

Seven individuals were arrested and another seven people were given summonses by the police after a pro-Palestinian protest at Brooklyn College intensified Thursday.

Floral and interior design all starts with a vision, according to Tawana Schlegel, the owner of a boutique botanical and event design studio based in Brooklyn.