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Multiple Brooklyn Neighborhoods to get Quality-of-Life Police Outposts

Multiple Brooklyn Neighborhoods to get Quality-of-Life Police Outposts

Coney Island, East New York, Cypress Hills, Red Hook and Gowanus will gain a quality-of-life outpost that will deal with non-emergency police matters that affect the daily lives of New Yorkers.
Easter Egg Hunts And Things to do Over Spring Break

Easter Egg Hunts And Things to do Over Spring Break

There's a host of activities over the spring public school break, so get out there and play, Brooklyn!
Passover, a Celebration of Freedom, Begins on Saturday at Sundown

Passover, a Celebration of Freedom, Begins on Saturday at Sundown

The commemoration of the exodus from Egypt is a powerful metaphor that is appreciated not only by Jews, but by people of other faiths as well.
Brooklyn Conservatory of Music Opens Applications for Jazz Leaders Fellowship

Brooklyn Conservatory of Music Opens Applications for Jazz Leaders Fellowship

The fellowship offers $12,500, performance opportunities and community engagement for emerging Black women and nonbinary jazz artists.
Good Day, Brooklyn!

Good Day, Brooklyn!

Tesla Cybertruck Vandalized in Brooklyn in Fourth Incident This Month

Tesla Cybertruck Vandalized in Brooklyn in Fourth Incident This Month

A vandal left trash and a brick with a swastika drawn on it on trop of a Cybertruck.
Man Struck by Train at 25th Street Station in Brooklyn

Man Struck by Train at 25th Street Station in Brooklyn

The D, N, R and Q lines will be rerouted, according to the MTA.
NYC to Ramp up Teacher Hiring For New School Year

NYC to Ramp up Teacher Hiring For New School Year

New York City will hire an additional 3,700 teachers for the 2025-2026 school year to reduce class sizes.
Brooklyn Man Pleads Guilty to Stealing COVID Unemployment Funds to Fuel Gang Activity

Brooklyn Man Pleads Guilty to Stealing COVID Unemployment Funds to Fuel Gang Activity

Darnell "EJ" Jones pleaded guilty to conspiring to engage in wire fraud and committing aggravated identity theft, federal officials said. The money was used to finance criminal activities by the Ninedee Gang in East New York.
Many NYC Schools Lack Arts Education

Many NYC Schools Lack Arts Education

From 2020-2023, public schools lost 425 full-time certified arts teachers and only 31% of eighth grade students meet state requirements for arts education.