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Brooklyn Museum to Build Gallery Devoted to BK History With $50M City Award

The funding will also go towards modernizing infrastructure and installing energy efficient upgrades throughout the building
Year-Round School in New York? De Blasio Makes Pitch as He Hints at Gubernatorial Run

Year-Round School in New York? De Blasio Makes Pitch as He Hints at Gubernatorial Run

As he eyes a possible political future in Albany, Mayor Bill de Blasio pitched his next big education ideas Thursday: year-round school and extended school days across New York.
This Brooklyn Baker Wants You to Eat Her 'Chaotic and Grotesque' Art

This Brooklyn Baker Wants You to Eat Her 'Chaotic and Grotesque' Art

Cake artist Alli Gelles gets flavor inspiration for her spectacular confectionery from Brooklyn's bodegas.
New Interactive Mural in Brooklyn Supports Black-Owned and Small Businesses

New Interactive Mural in Brooklyn Supports Black-Owned and Small Businesses

Google, AmEx commissioned local Filipina-American artist Kitkat Pecson to design and paint the interactive mural
The Swedish Artist Using the Brooklyn Subway as his Backdrop

The Swedish Artist Using the Brooklyn Subway as his Backdrop

With the help of his BK friend, Benny Cruz's artwork has garnered the attention of Wu-Tang Clan. Now he’s waiting on a call from the MTA.
Brooklyn’s ‘Worst Landlord’ Reaches Settlement With Housing Department

Brooklyn’s ‘Worst Landlord’ Reaches Settlement With Housing Department

Jason Korn, who topped the Worst Landlord Watchlist two year in a row, will pay $235,000 and fix housing violations in nearly 400 homes
Women With Children Having Harder Time Re-entering NYC Workforce

Women With Children Having Harder Time Re-entering NYC Workforce

The pandemic recession recovery isn’t reaching New York City mothers who face steep challenges in breaking back into the workforce â€" underscoring a growing child care crisis, a new report from a children’s advocacy group found.
Man's Clinton Hill Gardens Saved After Months-Long Battle With City Over Rats

Man's Clinton Hill Gardens Saved After Months-Long Battle With City Over Rats

The community has helped save nine gardens that volunteer John Cook spent 14 years building at a NYCHA housing complex, after the City recently pressured him to tear them up due to a rat problem
NYCHA Teens Gain Confidence, Skill at Free After-School Boxing Program

NYCHA Teens Gain Confidence, Skill at Free After-School Boxing Program

"For many, this is the closest thing they have to a form of therapy."
100% Affordable Senior Housing Development Opens in Williamsburg

100% Affordable Senior Housing Development Opens in Williamsburg

The Arker Companies, Department of Housing Preservation and Development and Jewish Association Serving the Aging have built 64 new homes for seniors