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TWU Local 100 President John V. Chiarello called the assault “yet another unacceptable attack,” – saying it shows even track workers who don’t deal directly with riders aren’t safe.

In her first "State of Our Schools" address, New York City Public Schools Chancellor Melissa Aviles-Ramos said the school system will be expanding help for students in homeless shelters, create a new dashboard to track progress on various initiatives and provide additional resources for struggling readers.

Free and open to the public, DUMBO’s First Thursday Gallery Walk returns Oct. 2 with live music, gallery openings, artist talks and waterfront views.

There are numerous kid-friendly neighborhoods to choose from, making Brooklyn an excellent location for families.

Investigators say it happened Sept. 22, around 4:30 p.m. near Senator Street and Fifth Avenue.

Police arrested Justin Lee on Saturday morning after they say he was involved in two separate incidents on Friday near the intersection of Ocean and Ditmas Avenues.

It happened around 5:34pm inside 1501 Broadway.

Scammers are sending text messages, emails and direct mail falsely claiming that New Yorkers must submit payment information to receive an Inflation Refund Check.

Michael Jafferakos, who worked for Our Lady of Grace Gravesend Athletic Association, was arrested by Homeland Security agents at his home in Brooklyn on Thursday.