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Residents will have the chance to help preserve decades of artistic history during a free community event in August.

Specialty health care services are now more accessible in southwest Brooklyn following the opening of a new outpatient practice in Fort Hamilton.

Minority- and women-owned businesses across New York can now access a streamlined online system for certification and state contracting opportunities.

A long-underused section of Marlboro Houses has been reimagined as a welcoming green space shaped by residents and built to better withstand flooding.

Residents looking for free ways to stay active and connect with neighbors will have a new lineup of outdoor events to choose from this summer.

After years of sitting vacant, one of Brooklyn Heights' most recognizable landmarks will turn into condominiums.

Donoghue, the former Parks Commissioner, will be the garden’s eighth president in its 116-year history.

Residents of Bushwick Houses now have a permanent public artwork that reflects their history, culture and shared identity.

Spigro Management attempted unlawful evictions by changing front door locks while occupants were not home, according to New York Attorney General Letitia James.

One of the two tubes of the tunnel that connects Brooklyn and Manhattan will be closed for three weekends, starting on July 24.