Policy & Government

A long damaged stretch of New Utrecht Avenue will be fully rehabilitated by the city, to the tune of $24 million.

Mayor signs Executive Order 26 and appoints Michael Garner as Chief Business Diversity Officer of the Office of Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprises

A Bedford-Stuyvesant man is heading to prison after an unprovoked attack sent two to hospital.

More than 25 bins in Crown Heights have been installed in the last week, giving central Brooklyn access to composting.

State Sen. Iwen Chu won her election to represent the 17th Senate District in Albany, which covers parts of Bay Ridge, Sunset Park, Dyker Heights, Bensonhurst, Bath Beach and Kensington.

Defendant initially claimed it was a home invasion.

Ronald Anthony Smith was hit and killed by NYPD officers last year. Now, his sister reckons with the double burden of losing her brother and advocating for justice in his death.

In his State of the District Address, Hakeem Jeffries, the first African-American to lead any party in the House or Senate, brought Congress to Brooklyn ... then took them all to church.

The Kings County public hearings will be on Wednesday, Feb. 15, at 4:00pm.

Bed-Stuy residents are furious about the MTA's proposal to remove bus routes from both Tompkins and Lewis avenues.