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World AIDS Day Event Encourages Brooklynites to Get Tested

World AIDS Day Event Encourages Brooklynites to Get Tested

In 2016, Brooklyn accounted for 25 percent of new HIV infections in NYC, the highest number out of all five boroughs.
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These Bklyn Subway Stations Are Among the Most Dangerous in NYC

These Bklyn Subway Stations Are Among the Most Dangerous in NYC

The Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center subway stop topped the list, followed by Manhattan’s Port Authority.
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Naughty or Nice? Sinterklaas is Coming to Brooklyn

Naughty or Nice? Sinterklaas is Coming to Brooklyn

Families can kick off the holiday season with this Dutch Christmas tradition on the grounds of the city’s oldest house.
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Assemblywoman Walker Joins the Race for Public Advocate

Assemblywoman Walker Joins the Race for Public Advocate

With Walker announcing her bid, there are now three Brooklyn hopefuls in the run for PA
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NYC's First Senior Housing for LGBT to Open in Fort Greene

NYC's First Senior Housing for LGBT to Open in Fort Greene

The project brings affordable housing and supportive services tailored to the needs of elderly LGBT.
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Espinal Pushes for Legalization of E-Bikes, E-Scooters

Espinal Pushes for Legalization of E-Bikes, E-Scooters

New bills aim to stop the crackdown on NYC delivery workers who rely on e-bikes and to support eco-friendly transportation alternatives.
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This Training Program Preps Brownsville Residents for Construction Careers

This Training Program Preps Brownsville Residents for Construction Careers

The course provides participants with the basics of construction, licenses and a path to union apprenticeships.
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A Winter Wonderland Has Come to Brooklyn

A Winter Wonderland Has Come to Brooklyn

Winterfest is spreading holiday cheer with food, attractions and entertainment on the grounds of the Brooklyn Museum
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Adams, Cornegy Call for Investigation into City Seizures of Brooklyn Homes

The two elected officials are concerned that a city program aimed to fix distressed properties may defraud Brooklyn homeowners
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The Blue Wave Has Reached the NY Senate -- What's Next?

The Blue Wave Has Reached the NY Senate -- What's Next?

From rent control to passing criminal justice reform packages, Brooklyn senators are poised to unstick legislation that has been previously stalled.
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