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Richard Moylan to Retire in 2025 After Transforming Green-Wood Cemetery Into Cultural Landmark

Richard Moylan to Retire in 2025 After Transforming Green-Wood Cemetery Into Cultural Landmark

Over his nearly 40-year tenure, Moylan transformed the historic Brooklyn cemetery into a cultural and educational destination.

Bichotte Hermelyn Re-Elected as Brooklyn Democratic Party Chair

There are 12 new district leaders in Kings County.
Feds Boost Services to Combat Domestic Gun Violence in Brooklyn

Feds Boost Services to Combat Domestic Gun Violence in Brooklyn

The effort will try to prohibit domestic violence offenders from possessing firearms.
Social, Environmental Cinema Take Center Stage at Dumbo Film Fest

Social, Environmental Cinema Take Center Stage at Dumbo Film Fest

The Dumbo Film Festival, running between Oct. 23 - 27, will showcase 41 films.
Majority of New Yorkers Want Mayor Adams to Resign, Poll Says

Majority of New Yorkers Want Mayor Adams to Resign, Poll Says

Only 30% of New Yorkers think the mayor should finish his term, the latest Marist New York City poll found.
Brooklyn! Adopt a Dog, Get a $500 Veterinary Credit

Brooklyn! Adopt a Dog, Get a $500 Veterinary Credit

Muddy Paws Rescue is teaming up with Bond Vet to spur more dog adoptions in the city.
Brooklyn Holocaust Survivor Celebrates 100th Birthday

Brooklyn Holocaust Survivor Celebrates 100th Birthday

Assemblyman William Colton and City Councilmember Susan Zhuang honored Holocaust survivor and World War II veteran Vladimir Sats on his 100th birthday.
New Coney Island Bagel Shop Provides Work For Veterans in Need

New Coney Island Bagel Shop Provides Work For Veterans in Need

Cyclone Bagels on Surf Avenue provides employment opportunities to veterans who have experienced homelessness.
Good Day, Brooklyn!

Good Day, Brooklyn!

Longshoremen Strike at Ports Paused With Tentative Agreement

Longshoremen Strike at Ports Paused With Tentative Agreement

The two sides extended their master contract until Jan. 15, 2025, allowing more time to address union concerns, officials said.