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Investigators say it happened as the 41-year-old victim was near the turnstiles on Feb. 9 around 9:00am.

Investigators say the 38-year-old victim received an alert that an unauthorized withdrawal was made at the Chase Bank on 8th Avenue and 55th Street.

Brooklyn teens spent their mid-winter break learning about energy conservation and equity, presenting animation, game design and digital art projects to National Grid engineers.

Simcha Weinstein, a rabbi and autism advocate from Brooklyn, is named to New York’s Developmental Disabilities Council following years of statewide advocacy.

Families can apply from March 3- 27 to access free summer programming for students in kindergarten through eighth grade.

Residents and community leaders gathered at The Bogart House for the Canarsie Honors, celebrating local changemakers and supporting youth initiatives through the Shoot For The Stars Foundation, a nonprofit tied to Pop Smoke.

A new agreement will bring Maimonides into the NYC Health + Hospitals system, expanding access to care across Brooklyn.

New York moves forward with a major SUNY Downstate overhaul, and as its first step, will demolish an old parking garage.

An abolitionist, land owner and business operator, Gloucester was said to be the wealthiest Black woman in the nation at the time of her death in 1883.