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"Eudes Pierre Way" now names the stretch of Eastern Parkway and Utica Avenue where Eudes Pierre once lived.

After Brooklyn districts are redrawn to reflect population changes, many are concerned with the new boundaries.

On Sunday, Carreau Club in Industry City hosted a Péntaque tournament commemorating Bastille Day with the traditionally French sport and a pastis bar

After years of backlash, the country’s largest transit agency is finally searching for companies to install doors at its busiest stations.

The Central Brooklyn Food Cooperative is preparing to open a member-operated grocery store to sell fresh and affordable food to local residents.

The Attorney General’s Office of Special Investigation is investigating the July 9 death of Malik Williams, who was shot by a New York City Police Department officer after fleeing a traffic stop.

The bullet came through the Troy Avenue apartment window and hit the woman in her hand, according to police. A stray bullet hit a woman lying in bed in her hand in Crown Heights, according to police.

NEW YORK (PIX11) — There’s no doubt the pandemic left many families struggling to keep their children on the right path to education and now, with summer in full swing, Horizons NYC has teamed up with New York City schools to offer a free program aim

The art walk will include more than 20 Black and minority artists from the Bed-Stuy area, organizers said. An art walk is on its way to the Lewis Avenue Open Street. (Courtesy of Bridge Street Development Corporation.

The Center for NYC Neighborhoods is piloting a free program to help Central Brooklyn homeowners with estate planning so that they can pass their assets onto their family's next generation and outsmart predatory estate scammers.