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30-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot at Canarsie Pier; No Arrests Made

30-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot at Canarsie Pier; No Arrests Made

A 30-year-old Brooklyn man was shot multiple times and died early Sunday near Canarsie Pier.
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Applications Open for A Very Brooklyn Fashion Show 2026

Applications Open for A Very Brooklyn Fashion Show 2026

The event will spotlight emerging local talent while creating new opportunities for designers to build their brands and industry connections.
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New York Opens $20M Community Reforestation Grant Program

New York Opens $20M Community Reforestation Grant Program

Grants to Municipalities, Not-for-Profit Organizations and State Agencies to Expand and Restore Community Forests
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Demolition of St. Nicholas Home in Bay Ridge to Begin This Month

Demolition of St. Nicholas Home in Bay Ridge to Begin This Month

Destruction of former nursing home will make room for a new high school as Brooklyn student population rises.
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New Law Opens More Doors for New York Cannabis Businesses

New Law Opens More Doors for New York Cannabis Businesses

Small cannabis operators in New York can now reach more consumers through approved farmers markets, pop-ups and public market events.
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State Comptroller Report Reveals New Trends About NYC Business Costs

State Comptroller Report Reveals New Trends About NYC Business Costs

NYC is still one of the country's most expensive business hubs, but expense prices are growing slower than competing cities.
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AG James and Coalition Win Case Against Trump Administration Over Homelessness Funds

AG James and Coalition Win Case Against Trump Administration Over Homelessness Funds

Court rules funding restrictions on the Continuum of Care Program to be unlawful.
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Smorgasburg Serves Up a Weekend of Tea in Brooklyn

Smorgasburg Serves Up a Weekend of Tea in Brooklyn

Visitors will have the opportunity to discover tea traditions from multiple cultures at a free festival taking place in Williamsburg and Prospect Park.
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Bed-Stuy Intersection to Shine With New Black History Monument

Bed-Stuy Intersection to Shine With New Black History Monument

Public artwork will open on Aug. 14 designed to preserve and celebrate Black history in Bedford-Stuyvesant.
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Gov. Hochul Signs Stronger Cooling Tower Safety Law to Help Prevent Legionnaires' Disease

Gov. Hochul Signs Stronger Cooling Tower Safety Law to Help Prevent Legionnaires' Disease

New Law Requires Twice-Yearly Cooling Tower Certifications, Faster Remediation of Health Hazards and Stuffer Penalties for Violations
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