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The Public Service Commission approved the rate hike for 1.9 million New York residents to pay for National Grid projects

The restaurant and open streets initiatives received two of the 11 inaugural Alfresco awards celebrating the best of NYC

With local leaders and community members supporting the push toward renewable energy, Brooklyn streets may be seeing more EVs in the near future.

Developers trying to build 34-story towers at 960 Franklin Ave that would throw shade over the botanic garden attempted an 11th hour plan-change at a crucial hearing last week

While the increase in vouchers is seen as a victory for the homeless, questions remain about the City's decision to move thousands out of hotels back to congregate shelters.

The new café follows Yee’s partnership with the local coffee brand that urged people to get out the vote

The Council released a report on pay disparities within the New York City municipal workforce

Residents living in Bed-Stuy's 11233 ZIP code are amongst the city's least vaccinated, City data shows.

Mayor de Blasio announced a new vaccine mandate for all city employees, and Gov. Cuomo followed with the same requirements for state workers. But not all Brooklynites are on board.

Opponents of the towers say the development will cause plants to die in the Botanical Garden, and will welcome more high-rises to Crown Heights.