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According to the City, the X-ray truck for screening tuberculosis is only a precautionary measure and not a response to any sort of outbreak.

Williams will host a workshop series called "Pass the Peas" at Brooklyn's Macon Branch Library on August 22 and 29

Pathways bills itself as a crime survivors assistance and violence prevention center for the borough.

Staff at the non-profit managing the garden claims it creates unsafe, hidden spaces for residents.

A safe and supportive space for those who have just transitioned to wearing their natural hair, to those who have been natural for years.

Following the release of her new album, singer and songwriter Meshell Ndegeocello gave fans everything they were waiting for during BRIC's "Celebrate Brooklyn!" show on Wednesday.

Area electeds and residents are comfortable with smaller venues, but are not happy with the possibility of a club with a 1,000-person capacity.

One veterinarian said Prospect Park and Fort Greene Park are hot spots for pets to be exposed to discarded cannabis products.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams also met with a group of Clinton Hill residents to talk about the emergency migrant shelter complex.

For 16 years, a defense attorney from Brooklyn has helped the next generation of Black and brown students become certified wilderness guides in Alaska.