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Every January, artists, activists, civic leaders, and community members come together in the BAM Howard Gilman Opera House to honor the legacy and share the dream of Dr. King.

"All our children want is to feel validated," said Dwana Smallwood. "Before you even realize what your purpose is in life, you ask yourself, ' Why am I here ? Do I even matter? Would the world be different if I wasn't here? ...

NYPD officials are searching for a man who a surveillance video filmed shooting another man inside of an elevator in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn. According to police, the incident occurred on Tuesday, Dec. 30 at around 9:25pm.

DepthForms January 17 - February 15, 2015 Opening reception: Saturday, January 17, 5-8pm Khew and Cornelius explore, both as architects and artists, the cities of Ms. Khew's Southeast Asian upbringing.

Forest City Ratner Companies writes: "As you know Forest City has obtained control of the modular factory based in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Before the holidays, foremen began work at the factory to begin preparing for a full ramp up in production.

According to budget watchdog estimates, New York City is losing around $10 million per week on parking ticket revenue because of the NYPD work slowdown, the Post reports.

CB3 Meeting, January 5, 79th Pct. Deputy Inspector John Chell discusses community police relations in Bedford-Stuyvesant Community Board 3, covering the neighborhood of Bedford-Stuyvesant, held its monthly council meeting Monday, January 5.

(l to r): Tyga, Chris Brown and Trey Songz Now this is what we call a Dynamic Trio, and they're coming to Barclays Center this month! Chris Brown and Trey Songz , featuring Tyga have embarked on their "Between the Sheets Tour," was announced at the H

We have not heard about Ebola in a while. It seems that once the media ceases to report on Ebola, the overall interest (or fear) among the population also disappears.

Patrick Lynch, president of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association On the night the Eric Garner decision was announced, Mayor Bill de Blasio repeated a mantra of the protest movement, "black lives matter," and said he warned his biracial son about in