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The program allows students to explore the magic of theater with professional artists and playwrights.

Last year saw a record number of bias attacks against Asians in New York City, police statistics show — accounting for 10% of all hate crime incidents investigated by the NYPD in 2020.

NPower, a DUMBO-based nonprofit, is accepting applicants to its free, 23-week IT training course which begins on February 22.

The grant will go to getting information to those most often targeted by deed theft, including communities of color in Brooklyn.

A GoFundMe page set up for the Brooklyn doctor has already reached $91,000 to help with his recovery

A new vaccination site opens Wednesday at Teachers Preparatory High School in Brownsville, Brooklyn. It is for residents of the immediate neighborhood, and here's why.

The annual festival will take place online, and will also include free activities workshops, including yoga, dance and meditation, for kids and adults.

Brooklyn's Tanya Van Court is the founder of Goalsetter, a financial technology app that recently raised $3.9M in seed funding

In the second of this two-part series on vaccination in Brooklyn, BK Reader looks at vaccine distribution in the borough, the timeline of the rollout and who is eligible

New York state's vaccine sign-up website opened up to millions more people across the state with an underlying condition putting them at risk of severe COVID-19 on Sunday morning.