News

Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso has opened applications for aspirant community leaders to join the borough's 18 community boards.

Building service employees at 282 South 5th Street will get back wages and supplemental benefits totaling more than $70,000 thanks to the City Comptroller Brad Lander's office.

Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke and advocacy groups are asking the Biden administration to extend temporary protected status (TPS) to immigrants from African nations.

Founded in 1966, the seven-day festival is a way for African Americans to practice community building and heritage

David Cruz was convicted of second-degree murder in fatal shooting of William Perez. Brooklyn DA Gonzalez called it a "reprehensible act of violence."

Rep. Clarke urges constituents to report mail theft as USPS implements new technology to tackle the growing problem.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin L. Bragg, Jr. on Thursday announced the indictment of Ingrid Lewis-Martin, a close advisor to New York City Mayor Eric Adams, on bribery charges.

Brooklyn Org awarded $1.8 million to 18 Brooklyn nonprofits addressing social inequities in the community.

At the start of the month, nearly a hundred Bensonhurst residents lost their federal food aid benefits to scammers.