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City to Close Four Migrant Shelters in Brooklyn, Including Floyd Bennett Field

City to Close Four Migrant Shelters in Brooklyn, Including Floyd Bennett Field

The shelters at Hotel RL, Imperial Hotel and Sleep Inn in Brooklyn will close in the coming two months, according to New York City Mayor Eric Adams.
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City Targets Brownsville, Ocean Hill to Tackle Violent Crime

City Targets Brownsville, Ocean Hill to Tackle Violent Crime

The "Every Block Counts" program looks to improve the quality of life in high-crime areas across the city.
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New York Taxpayers May Get a $500 Inflation Refund

New York Taxpayers May Get a $500 Inflation Refund

Governor Kathy Hochul said she would like to distribute a one-time, inflation-busting refund to taxpayers.
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Brooklyn Library Exhibit Pays Tribute to James Baldwin's Decade in Istanbul

Brooklyn Library Exhibit Pays Tribute to James Baldwin's Decade in Istanbul

"Turkey Saved My Life - Baldwin in Istanbul, 1961–1971," an exhibition commemorating the centennial of James Baldwin’s birth, will start on Dec. 12.
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Best of Brooklyn: 7 Dive Bars Where The Real Locals Hang Out

Best of Brooklyn: 7 Dive Bars Where The Real Locals Hang Out

Brooklyn’s dive bars offer an unpretentious atmosphere, affordable drinks and a space where locals truly feel at home.
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Good Day, Brooklyn!

Good Day, Brooklyn!

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Man Fatally Stabbed in Flatbush

Man Fatally Stabbed in Flatbush

The NYPD says a man is dead and a suspect is on the loose following a stabbing near Brooklyn Junction.
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East Flatbush Shooting Leaves 28-Year-Old Man Dead

East Flatbush Shooting Leaves 28-Year-Old Man Dead

A 28-year-old man was fatally shot in the head late Monday afternoon in Flatbush, the NYPD says.
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MTA Employee Accused of Slashing Man at Barclays Center Subway Station

MTA Employee Accused of Slashing Man at Barclays Center Subway Station

An MTA employee was accused of slashing a man sleeping on a bench inside a Brooklyn subway station early Monday morning, sources told PIX11 News.
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NYC Mayor is Looking Into Using Executive Order to Change Parts of The Sanctuary City Designation, Report Says

NYC Mayor is Looking Into Using Executive Order to Change Parts of The Sanctuary City Designation, Report Says

New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Sunday told CBS2 New York that he is looking into his executive powers so he can deport non-citizen criminals.
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