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Man Posing as Con Ed Worker Steals Woman's Purse at Gunpoint

Man Posing as Con Ed Worker Steals Woman's Purse at Gunpoint

A man was arrested after he allegedly pretended to be a Con Edison worker and stole a woman's purse at gunpoint in Brooklyn.
NYC Landlords Sue City Over Rent Freeze

NYC Landlords Sue City Over Rent Freeze

The lawsuit accused the New York City Rent Guidelines Board of going through a “sham process” before voting 7-1 in June for zero rent increases on one- and two-year leases, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Alternate Side Parking Pilot to Launch in Brooklyn's Prospect Heights

Alternate Side Parking Pilot to Launch in Brooklyn's Prospect Heights

From August 3 through September 25, the Department of Sanitation will require vehicles on participating streets to be moved once a week for street cleaning, instead of the current twice a week schedule.
Brooklyn Public Library Announces Longlist For 2026 Book Prize

Brooklyn Public Library Announces Longlist For 2026 Book Prize

In the fiction category, a novelist introduces us to a New Yorker just evicted from her apartment, while a philosopher pays tribute to Black women who combined their ancestral spiritual beliefs from West Africa with local herbal rituals and remedies still in use today.
Good Day, Brooklyn!

Good Day, Brooklyn!

Rideshare Driver Shot in The Face During Robbery in Prospect Lefferts Gardens

Rideshare Driver Shot in The Face During Robbery in Prospect Lefferts Gardens

The gunman entered the 21-year-old man's TLC cab in front of 525 Parkside Ave. just after 4:00am on July 11.
Police Search For Gunman Who Shot And Injured Man Inside Cypress Hills Deli

Police Search For Gunman Who Shot And Injured Man Inside Cypress Hills Deli

When officers arrived, they were told a 30-year-old man was shot in the arm and abdomen. He was taken to Jamaica Hospital Medical Center and is in stable condition.
NYC Launches Tenant Organizing Workshops

NYC Launches Tenant Organizing Workshops

Brooklyn renters facing persistent housing problems will receive direct city support to help them organize and advocate for better living conditions.
World Cup Visitors Kick Big Bucks Into New York

World Cup Visitors Kick Big Bucks Into New York

Through the first five World Cup Group matches at MetLife Stadium in June, there was $1.2 billion in direct visitor spending, generating a total economic impact of $2.1 billion in the state.
Kayak, Sketch And Run at The Jamaica Bay Festival

Kayak, Sketch And Run at The Jamaica Bay Festival

The annual event on July 25 will bring thousands to the waterfront for recreational and educational activities in NYC’s largest natural area.