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"This is the fight," said Zohran Mamdani, as he joined Senator Bernie Sanders at the "Fighting Oligarchy" tour at Brooklyn College on Saturday.

Members of the Coalition to Abolish the Fur Trade are protesting in front of the Brooklyn homes of Vogue editors to protest the magazine's usage of furs.

The new 72-story building at 392 Flatbush Ext. would consist of 1,263 apartments, of which 325 units will be affordable units for very low- to moderate-income households. Some Fort Greene residents say it's too tall and it would cast a shadow on nearby Fort Greene Park.

Lighthouse Café Lounge offers more than coffee—it’s a hub for mindfulness and connection in Bensonhurst.

One Brooklyn parent said his children were going to reuse school supplies from last year.

Rogers Burgers is one of the latest restaurants in Flatbush offering a Caribbean twist on the ubiquitous American fast food menu.

Labor Day in Brooklyn means one thing: the energy and rhythm of the West Indian Day Festival.

Grizzly Bear, who resides with a Kensington couple, is a finalist in the 2025 PEOPLE World's Cutest Rescue Dog Contest.

"New York City Public Schools stands will all of our families, regardless of background and immigration status," said NYC Public Schools Chancellor Melissa Aviles-Ramos. "We are committed to student safety above all else."

Coastal Classroom is a free outdoor summer camp for New York middle schoolers to learn about water ecology, preservation and conservation in Coney Island. This year, a college student who was once a camper, returned to be an intern.