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Both victims were struck in the head with a hammer and suffered lacerations.

Police say the three suspects entered the store at 230 Nostrand Ave. around 1:40pm and left with the merchandise without paying.

A new hub for social services and community activities is coming into use in Brownsville today, adding 60,000 square feet of public space to the Brooklyn neighborhood.

The experiences of women leading peace and recovery efforts in Africa offered a framework for examining leadership and social change at Brooklyn College.

More than 14,000 street-safety citations tied to Amazon-associated delivery vehicles were issued in New York City between 2021 and 2025, a new ALIGN analysis found.

Eligible Brooklyn residents will have a chance to address unresolved summons warrants without having to navigate the process alone.

Commuters along the Jamaica Line should expect schedule changes, shuttle buses and alternate routes during several weeks of MTA infrastructure work.

Utility customers will get a forum to raise concerns about rising energy bills and learn about potential alternatives to New York’s current energy system

A cop reportedly injured bystanders in shooting accident at the Kingston-Throop station last month. Council member Chi Ossé demands more information.

After decades of delay, Mayor Mamdani announced the waterfront parking lot will become 2.5 acres of new public green space.