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Two Brooklyn Residents Win $200,000 Each for Their Visions to Make NYC a Better Place

Two Brooklyn Residents Win $200,000 Each for Their Visions to Make NYC a Better Place

The inaugural David Prize was awarded to five New Yorkers who have creative plans to tackle some of the city’s most pressing challenges
Brownstoners of Bedford Stuyvesant To Showcase Architectural Gems This Weekend

Brownstoners of Bedford Stuyvesant To Showcase Architectural Gems This Weekend

The organization has moved its 42nd annual house tour and scholarship fundraiser online to keep supporting the youth of Brooklyn
279,700 Extra Deaths in the US So Far in This Pandemic Year

279,700 Extra Deaths in the US So Far in This Pandemic Year

The magnitude of the excess deaths in 2020 makes clear that COVID-19 is much worse than influenza, even when compared to a bad flu year like 2017-18.
U.S. Attorney, NYPD, FBI, Other Agencies Combining Efforts To Thwart Gun Violence In New York City

U.S. Attorney, NYPD, FBI, Other Agencies Combining Efforts To Thwart Gun Violence In New York City

The federal government is ramping up efforts to prosecute gun crimes in New York City. It's an effort to help curb an alarming number of shootings in recent months, especially in Brooklyn, CBS2's Andrea Grymes reported Wednesday.

NYC Schools Are Open! Here's How it's Going So Far ...

In the last of this 3-part series, we talk to parents and city officials about the past two weeks of school in the city.

Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist Kicks Off The National Black Writers Conference

New York Times reporter Nikole Hannah-Jones is one of many esteemed writers featured in the pre-conference programing for the National Black Writers Conference
Mayor and Councilmember Mathieu Eugene Announce Plans for Afforable Housing Development in Flatbush

Mayor and Councilmember Mathieu Eugene Announce Plans for Afforable Housing Development in Flatbush

The development will see 130 apartments built on the Church Avenue site, formerly P.S. 90.
“You Can Vote!” Organizations Spread the Message to Those Formerly Incarcerated

“You Can Vote!” Organizations Spread the Message to Those Formerly Incarcerated

Many formerly incarcerated people in Brooklyn and across New York are unaware they are eligible to vote, despite having a criminal record.
New Community Mural Unveiled at Bed-Stuy's Woodhull Hospital

New Community Mural Unveiled at Bed-Stuy's Woodhull Hospital

The unveiling of the new mural honoring healthcare workers and the community brought together hospital leaders and staff, local politicians and the community.
Brooklyn Salon Owner Pivots in Pandemic to Support At-Home Hair Care

Brooklyn Salon Owner Pivots in Pandemic to Support At-Home Hair Care

Salon owner Corenza Handy is one of many Brooklyn small business owners who has innovated through the pandemic to launch a new business, starting her own hair care line.