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The new hires include a chief people officer, chief financial officer and general manager of Barclays Center and more.

The attempt by the Trump administration would exclude millions of residents from the count that determines the apportionment of state resources

As a Brooklyn, New York native and nurse, Phara Souffrant Forrest, who was recently elected to represent the 57th district in the New York State Assembly, knows the needs of her community.

The new Downtown Brooklyn market that supports local minority-run businesses will be held every weekend during the holiday season

One-in-five kids per day on average in certain parts of Brooklyn had no interaction with school in the spring, a new study finds

In its first major ruling with new Justice Amy Coney Barret, the Supreme Court shifted its stance on allowing states to enforce limitations on religious gatherings during COVID-19

Brooklyn Business Center launches Small Business Saturday campaign featuring local companies that pivoted during 2020 pandemic

Brooklyn bookseller Kalima DeSuze wants to be clear — she's not anti-Amazon as much as she's pro-keeping independent retailers alive amid a nasty pandemic that's shut down much of the world's economy.

In 1995, I was a 25-year-old Brooklyn father of a one-and-a-half-year-old son. I had recently joined The Times and had become the paper's youngest newsroom department head since a man named Lester Markel was named Sunday editor in 1923.

Teens for Food Justice, Collective Fare and Brooklyn Community Collaborative handed out more than 600 meals over the past week