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Brooklyn Assemblymember Secures Funds For Library Adult Literacy Programs

Brooklyn Assemblymember Secures Funds For Library Adult Literacy Programs

Assembly Member Robert Carroll secured $50,000 in funding to support the Brooklyn Public Library’s adult learning education and training programs.
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Harris Tops Trump Among Majority of Black Voters, Poll Says

Harris Tops Trump Among Majority of Black Voters, Poll Says

Black registered voters said Kamala Harris is better equipped to handle key issues over Donald Trump, according to an AP-NORC poll.
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Gowanus Open Studios Returns on Oct. 19

Gowanus Open Studios Returns on Oct. 19

Attendees will receive free access to hundreds of private art studios and venues.
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'Nightfall: Time Flies' Set to Dazzle Visitors at Green-Wood Cemetery

'Nightfall: Time Flies' Set to Dazzle Visitors at Green-Wood Cemetery

A unique nighttime event that blends music, storytelling and circus performances will occur on Oct. 17 and 18.
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City to Fine Uncertified Lithium-Ion Battery Sellers

City to Fine Uncertified Lithium-Ion Battery Sellers

The city is now authorized to close stores that repeatedly sell uncertified batteries and micro-mobility devices.
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A.G. James Sues TikTok for Alleged Youth Mental Health Crisis Due

A.G. James Sues TikTok for Alleged Youth Mental Health Crisis Due

New York Attorney General Letitia James and California Attorney General Rob Bonta have announced a bipartisan coalition of 14 attorneys general filing lawsuits against the social media platform TikTok.
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NYU Langone Family Health Centers Host Breast Cancer Awareness Event in Brooklyn

NYU Langone Family Health Centers Host Breast Cancer Awareness Event in Brooklyn

Officials from NYU Langone warned about the increasing number of breast cancer diagnoses in Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn College Boosts NYC Economy by $2.6B, Study Finds

Brooklyn College Boosts NYC Economy by $2.6B, Study Finds

Brooklyn College is a driver of socioeconomic mobility for immigrants and first-generation college students, the study said.
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City Reimagines BQE With Markets, Bike Lanes, Shorter Crossings

City Reimagines BQE With Markets, Bike Lanes, Shorter Crossings

The city Department of Transportation said it wants to use federal funds to redesign portions of the expressway in Brooklyn.
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Good Day, Brooklyn!

Good Day, Brooklyn!

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