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Brownsville Filmmaker to Premiere New Work at Local Festival, Featuring 'Hamilton' Actors

Brownsville Filmmaker to Premiere New Work at Local Festival, Featuring 'Hamilton' Actors

"Brownsville Bred" will premiere on Oct. 28, at the 26th annual Urbanworld Film Festival.
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NY Governor Signs New Legislation to Help Breast Cancer Survivors

NY Governor Signs New Legislation to Help Breast Cancer Survivors

New legislation will allow breast cancer survivors to have proper insurance coverage for chest reconstruction surgery following a mastectomy or partial mastectomy.
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Sake Flights Come to Ichiran Brooklyn, the Introvert-Friendly Ramen Spot in Bushwick

Sake Flights Come to Ichiran Brooklyn, the Introvert-Friendly Ramen Spot in Bushwick

The Tonkotsu ramen restaurant known for catering to introverts has introduced a new sake flight, only available at the Brooklyn outlet.
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Prospect Heights' Barbecue Hot Spot Rebuilds After Fire

Prospect Heights' Barbecue Hot Spot Rebuilds After Fire

Morgan's Brooklyn Barbecue will begin serving patrons on Oct. 25, after an 18-month closure.
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AG James Makes SHEIN Clothing Owner Cough up $1.9 Million in Penalties for Data Breach

AG James Makes SHEIN Clothing Owner Cough up $1.9 Million in Penalties for Data Breach

800,000 of the accounts that were compromised in the data breach belonged to New Yorkers.
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AG James and Tenant Protection Task Force Get BK Slumlord to Pay Up

The task force secured rent credits, repairs and safe construction conditions for impacted tenants.
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BKR’S Weekend Event Picks: 10/14 – 10/16

BKR’S Weekend Event Picks: 10/14 – 10/16

Gowanus Open Studios, Steve Lacey at Brooklyn Steel, Yoga at Brooklyn Museum and more Brooklyn events!
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Major Stormwater Resiliency Initiative to Take Place at The Green-Wood Cemetery

Major Stormwater Resiliency Initiative to Take Place at The Green-Wood Cemetery

DEP said that the cemetery offers great opportunities to help reduce the amount of stormwater runoff that flows into the city's combined sewage system.
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The Salvation Army of Greater New York Offers High Quality, Free or Affordable Childcare to Local Families in Bushwick and Brownsville – Currently

The Salvation Army of Greater New York Offers High Quality, Free or Affordable Childcare to Local Families in Bushwick and Brownsville – Currently

By The Salvation Army Brooklyn is all about family -- and children always come first. For our young students – and their working parents -- nothing matters more than high-quality, affordable childcare.
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Brooklyn Science Teacher Receives $20,000 Math Award For Her Educational Leadership

Brooklyn Science Teacher Receives $20,000 Math Award For Her Educational Leadership

Sarah Slack, a Brooklyn middle school science teacher, has been awarded the 2022 MƒA Muller Award for Professional Influence in Education
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