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A long line of people wait for food at Hillel Place's Taste the Flavor. Normally overlooked, Hillel Place became the most happening street in Flatbush Friday evening.

The weekend shall soon be upon us and I'm interested to see how it's going to play out in Brooklyn with the new "Pokémon Go" craze.

Photo Credit: Wikipedia In recent months New York officials have boasted about the consistent decline in crime across all five boroughs. The shift came after months of procedural planning and a new slew of rookie officers getting promoted.

Beginning this Monday, the Martin Luther King Jr. Concert Series and the Seaside Summer Concert Series will feature a host that is all too familiar with Brooklyn-based audiences.

In recent months, community board meetings and neighborhood advocates have taken time to speak on bike lanes, traffic safety and speeding concerns.

Photo Credit: edowoo Pokémon Go, a free-to-play, augmented reality game, hit the market a little over a week ago and it's already one of the most popular mobile games in history.

City, state and community leaders stand at the front of the Unity in the Community Walk.

In what is being described as a scene from a zombie movie, concerned residents took to their phones Tuesday morning in hopes of reporting dozens of people who appeared to be overdosing.

In what can be considered one of the largest health events in Brooklyn this summer, the Brownsville Multi-Service Family Health Center is presenting Summerfest, their annual health fair on July 16, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m..

Photo Credit: Dave Hosford Expressing a duality that is considered unique within the discussion about police conduct and civilian rights, Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams took time to write a passionate op-ed piece for The New York Times.