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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.

Over the last decade, new technology and advanced investigation techniques have allowed detectives to become more accurate in their search for criminal suspects.

Nancy Schuh and Keitha-Clemon Duhaney, 2016 Mohbat Winner For the last five years, Brooklyn public high school seniors have had the opportunity to apply for the Joseph E. Mohbat Price for Writing in memory of Verdery Knights.

On Tuesday, July 12, the Brooklyn Historical Society will host an introduction to a panel of pioneering and dynamic women entitled American, Female, and Muslim .

(L-R- Senator Kevin Parker, ,Grace Lunsford and Corbett Lunsford inside the Tiny House) This past Wednesday, State Senator Kevin Parker took time out to recognize and commend small business owners who have contributed to the sustainable energy educat

In an ongoing effort to restore peace and calm to the streets of New York City, the NYPD has ordered their officers to work in pairs following the Dallas attacks that took the lives of five police officers.

Camp Bed-Stuy kids enjoying a city excursion In an era where city-based summer camps often double as full-time babysitters for working parents, a program's curriculum can easily contain a lot of fluff.