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More officers and violence disrupters, plus more lights and entry points will be in effect to keep J'Ouvert safe and enjoyable.

The free festival celebrates Downtown Brooklyn's arts institutions with performances presented by Theater of War Productions, BRIC, Mark Morris Dance and much more.

Since 2005, there has been a nearly 90 percent decrease in the number of NYC children under 6 years old with elevated blood lead levels.

City Council passed a bill that keeps the speed cameras activated for 30 days, giving the State Senate time to reinstate the program.

A lot has changed with the Afropunk music festival... But just like in Brooklyn and just like in life, things change.

Bed-Stuy artist Tiffany B Chanel is gaining Instagram fame for her sneaker art and unique pop-art portraits. For Bed-Stuy artist and educator Tiffany B Chanel it all started with a pair of Converse sneakers she wanted.

The new 1,900-square-feet "mini-mall' inside Downtown's City Point will include eight international retailers, some of which are making their U.S. debut.

The nonprofit's website advertises walk-in access to PEP, a drug which can prevent HIV if taken within 72 hours of exposure. Patients report being told to look elsewhere.

Health vendors provided services, free screenings and educational materials for they entire family.

The new plan is part of the $1.