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Police report that the man pulled out a gun following a dispute with the 16-year-old near 268 Furman St.

The Coalition for Asian American Children and Families organized a rally Tuesday for equitable funding for Brooklyn's diverse Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities. The city provided less than 6% of its fiscal year 2025 budget to AAPI groups and programs.

Logan Fountain, built through a $214 million city-state partnership, adds over 300 units of affordable, supportive and transitional housing in Cypress Hills.

One in four children in New York City does not know where their next meal will come from. The Feed Our Kids Food Drive will run through June 11.

The defendant, John Carter of Park Slope, shot an unarmed victim in broad daylight in 2022.

Man, allegedly armed with a knife, shot and killed by NYPD officer inside Brooklyn apartment. Police were told that the man was known for carrying weapons, including machetes and hammers.

Victim hospitalized in stable condition, suspect still on the loose, police say.

The store, which first opened in 1997, will close on July 3 and open back up in October, the company said.

The New York City Department of Transportation on Monday said it wants to redesign Conduit Avenue in Brooklyn and Queens, a major, arterial street that connects Atlantic Avenue and Linden Boulevard. There have been more than 40 severe injuries and five traffic deaths in the past five years.