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The conference will feature panel discussions, workshops and a 1-minute pitch competition where one business owner has a chance to win $1,000 on the spot.

Only three months into his tenure, Mayor Eric Adams has put food policy front and center in his agenda. In February, he hosted a cooking demonstration while announcing a citywide chain of plant-based medicine clinics.

Anyone who passes East 87th Street and Avenue L at any given time of day might witness an unsavory site – a suspicious group of men hanging out near the corner or outside stores.

A wine bar on its way to Bed-Stuy is one of the most anticipated new restaurants opening this spring, according to Eater.

A Rikers Island inmate choked to death Friday on an orange — and there was no correction officer patrolling the floor of his unit to render aid or call for help, sources tell the Daily News.

Girls on the Run NYC combines physical fitness activities with life skills lessons, building up to girls doing a 5km run and a community project

Brooklyn's educators and parent advocates are torn on the future of mayoral control, which is up for review by the State Legislature.

The Brooklyn Conservatory of Music has opened applications for year two of its Jazz Leaders Fellowship

The manufacturer will take over a new lease at the army terminal and create more than 500 on-site jobs

The 68-year-old woman allegedly killed and dismembered by a Brooklyn octogenarian and twice-convicted killer died of "homicidal violence," the city's medical examiner said Saturday.