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The North Brooklyn pipeline, which will carry fracked natural gas through a number of Brooklyn neighborhoods, is facing rising opposition from community members and city leaders.

Simple steps like wearing a face mask can lower the risk of getting COVID-19 for the wearers and those around them

New York City officials are trying every trick in the book to improve internet access for students living in homeless shelters — except equipping the buildings with working WiFi.

NYC Public Advocate introduces bills to crack down on city's most negligent landlords

The organization is holding a virtual benefit and celebration this Thursday to mark its ten year anniversary

Team appeals to New Jersey pride in a Kyrie Irving promotional video for the new fit

Clinton Hill private school Brooklyn Free School is selling its building on Clinton Avenue and looking for a new home due to financial difficulties amid COVID-19, according to the education facility's executive director.

The 2020 general election is getting closer by the day, here are the key dates to follow to make sure your vote makes it in on time.

Jessica Hyatt, 15, hopes to become the first African American female chess master

Federal authorities in New York have traditionally touted big organized crime and drug-trafficking cases, using powerful racketeering laws to arrest kingpins and dismantle criminal enterprises that drive violence.