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A total of eight bills were signed into law.

“This historic investment for dyslexia programs in Brooklyn is a step in the right direction,” said Council Member Rita Joseph.

Large plumes billowed from a 4-alarm fire at a commercial building in Brooklyn on Tuesday. The fire started in a one-story lumber storage building at 335 Hewes Street around 10:51 a.m. and spread to a 3-story commercial building, officials said.

Elected officials on the New York City Council are seeking to blunt the proliferation of last-mile logistics warehouses run by Amazon and other large companies, arguing the rapid package deliveries they facilitate have caused an epidemic of truck tra

Anyone who tries to tell you the alligator found in Prospect Park over the weekend is the only odd creature loose in Brooklyn's backyard is selling you a real crock.

A Brooklyn dad is devoted to giving back to his community. Inspired by his own life experiences, 49-year-old Dorian Muller drives around in a rented U-Haul truck providing food and clothes to those in need.

Ditmas Park is set to receive their first community bookstore since 1999 and the space is planned to be as diverse as the neighborhood is.

A long damaged stretch of New Utrecht Avenue will be fully rehabilitated by the city, to the tune of $24 million.