News

Hot diggity dog! National Meat retailer Smithfield Foods agrees to buy Nathan's Famous in an all cash deal.

From books to old trains, these child friendly destinations turn Brooklyn into one big happy classroom.

Officers discovered approximately 16 of the painted symbols Monday near 56th Street and 18th Avenue. Two days later, 57 more swastikas appeared at the same location. A 15-year-old was taken into custody for the crime on Thursday.

Their owner, Mohamed Charrad, 33, was arrested Jan. 17, accused of neglecting the 17 puppies and six adult dogs. Prosecutors say the dogs were starved and forced to live among their own feces and urine.

The Friends of Mount Prospect Park is asking Comptroller Mark Levine to look into the city's legal requirements to preserve a park’s integrity in a bid to stop a skatepark from being built in Mount Prospect Park.

Governor Kathy Hochul unveiled a $260 billion fiscal year 2027 budget, which includes major spending on childcare and education initiatives without raising taxes.

Celebrate Tu BiShvat at Brooklyn Children’s Museum with a full day of family-friendly activities, music, art, storytelling, and hands-on experiences connecting kids to nature, culture and environmental care.

According to police, a 33-year-old man was cut once on the forehead following a dispute with another man on the train.