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Capt. Charles Minch Community Board 3, representing the neighborhood of Bedford Stuyvesant and parts of Crown Heights, held its monthly general public meeting at 1368 Fulton Street on Monday, one day before National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day.

For writers and novelist, the process of creating content and stories can be one of the most rewarding yet solitary professional endeavors-- so much so, finding time for love can be a bit of a challenge for even the most passionate of scribes.

Valentine's Day is a week away and-- love it or hate it-- you undoubtedly will begin to feel something as February 14th draws near.

Brooklyn residents are invited to take part this Thursday in a critical conversation with local leaders working on the front lines in the fight for immigrant rights.

On Friday, Kings County Hospital, in partnership with the American Heart Association, participated in the "GO RED for WOMEN" day in effort to raise awareness of the impact of heart disease on women.

Shabaka Shakur, left, and Derrick Hamilton, right, co-owners of Brownstone Bar and Resturant.

Sharing the Benefits of Book Reading By Robin Smith, Executive Director At Excellence Baby Academy, we relentlessly promote reading to children because it fosters parent-child attachment and bonding, growth in every developmental domain (even gross m

Less than a month after the inauguration of President Trump, Black History Month takes on an extra special significance this year.

Graduation rate, class size, tuition cost, post-graduate employment... these all are traditional measurements most students consider when selecting a college or university.

BROOKLYN: BORN AND BRED…UNTIL I'M DEAD! Former immigrants who dug deep roots in Sunset Park "The Art of Seeing" by Michael Milton "…in our sun-down perambulations, of late, through the outer parts of Brooklyn, (we) get better air in our lungs…" Walt