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Razor-Wielding Man Robs 12-Year-Old Girl in Gravesend

Razor-Wielding Man Robs 12-Year-Old Girl in Gravesend

The suspect is described as a 5’10” male wearing a black sweater, black sweatpants, a hat and multicolor sneakers.
Over 300 Bouquets Shared in Brooklyn to Celebrate The Power of Kindness

Over 300 Bouquets Shared in Brooklyn to Celebrate The Power of Kindness

Florals by Crystal, Council Member Ossé and local florists joined forces to remind Bed-Stuy neighbors that a single bouquet can brighten someone’s day.
Walentas Family Foundation Awards $250K to Brooklyn Schools

Walentas Family Foundation Awards $250K to Brooklyn Schools

Thirteen Brooklyn schools in Districts 13 and 14 will now be able to support programs that strengthen learning, creativity and community engagement.
Digital Access Expands at Brooklyn NYCHA Development

Digital Access Expands at Brooklyn NYCHA Development

A new computer lab at Van Dyke Houses in Brownsville gives NYCHA residents access to technology for school, work and community programs.
Brooklynites Honor Former High School Principal With New Mural

Brooklynites Honor Former High School Principal With New Mural

The Bed-Stuy community gathered to honor the enduring legacy of Dr. Frank Mickens , the transformative former principal of Boys and Girls High School whose impact continues to inspire generations.
New York State Upgrades Affordable Housing Search Website

New York State Upgrades Affordable Housing Search Website

The improved platform offers expanded features that let users browse state affordable housing listings, join waitlists and apply directly to open lotteries online.
Kings Plaza Marks 55 Years With New Retail Additions

Kings Plaza Marks 55 Years With New Retail Additions

Kings Plaza is adding Coach, PacSun, Urban Planet, Miniso and Applebee’s to its retail line-up, reinforcing its role as Brooklyn’s premier shopping hub.
City Launches Two Programs to Support Expectant And New Parents

City Launches Two Programs to Support Expectant And New Parents

The CRIB housing pilot and NYC Baby Boxes programs aim to prevent infant homelessness and help families build stable futures.

Brooklyn Nonprofits Struggle to Keep Up With Growing Demand

A Brooklyn Org survey reveals sharp cost increases, reduced funding and high community need are making nonprofits fear for their financial stability heading into 2026.
Where Brooklyn Gets Boo-tiful This Halloween

Where Brooklyn Gets Boo-tiful This Halloween

Everyone knows it's all about the community parties, where Brooklynites young and old hang outside to laugh and be merry amid ghouls and goblins.