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Cops took 160 guns off New York City streets last week — a record number the department hasn't seen in a quarter century, NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea said Tuesday.

Meena Persaud spends $150 a day feeding neighborhood cats with all of her own money

Amidst COVID-19, the ways in which we interact with art must be reimagined. The Bushwick Film Festival has found a temporary solution.

For decades, Central Brooklyn has thrummed with energy and pounding music in the pre-dawn hours of Labor Day.

To his friends, Edward James was the prime example of someone who had thrived after getting a second chance. He had been an alcoholic for years before sobering up and being hired as the caretaker at the Glorious Church of God in Brooklyn. Mr.

A new Black Lives Matter mural painted by students of the Youth Design Center aims to inspire other Brownsville youth

Crown Heights' Community Board 8 forged a first-of-its-kind agreement with a private developer to set aside space for artisans and light manufacturing in a new, mixed-use development.

Brooklyn residents are reporting a huge unsolicited drop of the pro-Trump publication The Epoch Times this election year

The city is planning to spray several Brooklyn neighborhoods with pesticides Thursday to reduce risks posed by the pests

Why does COVID-19 present such different symptoms - or none at all - in different people?