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Celebrate Caribbean American Heritage Month With One Love Fest

Celebrate Caribbean American Heritage Month With One Love Fest

From a dance class by Soca N Sweat, to authentic Caribbean cuisine, One Love Fest is a unique way to immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of the Little Caribbean.
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Thousands Join The Lay Out’s 5th Annual Juneteenth Celebration

Thousands Join The Lay Out’s 5th Annual Juneteenth Celebration

A vibrant celebration of joy, cultural expression, social impact and Black economic empowerment was held at Fort Greene Park.
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$27 Million In Funding to go Towards Combating Youth Vaping Epidemic in NY

$27 Million In Funding to go Towards Combating Youth Vaping Epidemic in NY

New York Attorney General Letitia James has distributed $27.1 million to NYC from a $462 million multistate settlement from JUUL Labs Inc.
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Air Quality Health Advisory Issued For New York City Metro

Air Quality Health Advisory Issued For New York City Metro

The health advisory extends to Long Island and the Lower Hudson Valley regions.
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Good Day, Brooklyn!

Good Day, Brooklyn!

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Brooklyn Volunteer Group Enhances Community Safety Efforts

Brooklyn Volunteer Group Enhances Community Safety Efforts

The group has volunteers in Bensonhurst as part of its effort to enhance community safety.
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Man Pushed Onto Subway Tracks Struck by Train: NYPD

Man Pushed Onto Subway Tracks Struck by Train: NYPD

A person of interest was taken into custody and charges against them are pending.
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Brooklyn Resident Sentenced to 17 Years to Life for Sexual Assault at Knifepoint in Stuyvesant Heights

Brooklyn Resident Sentenced to 17 Years to Life for Sexual Assault at Knifepoint in Stuyvesant Heights

During the assault, Hatcher threatened the woman as she struggled to get away by putting a knife to her throat.
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Specialized High School Offers to Black, Latino Students Show Slight Uptick

Specialized High School Offers to Black, Latino Students Show Slight Uptick

The gains, however small, marked the highest level of offers made to Black and Latino students since 2013.
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Brooklyn, The Summer Solstice is Here!

Brooklyn, The Summer Solstice is Here!

It's the tipping point where the days start to become shorter and the nights longer. The sun won't set until 8:31pm today.
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