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Overall, crime is down in Brownsville, but up in Brooklyn as a whole.

Claire Bendiner has had little to no sleep since someone set their Bushwick bar Rash ablaze Sunday night.

The vermin appear through the darkness each evening: Dozens of unwanted intruders running up and down the stairs, through the hallways — and even crawling through the windows.

At a Bed-Stuy school where about one-third of students live in a shelter, staff help kids by washing their laundry, walking them to school and even getting a school comfort dog. Now the school needs help with a new dryer.

The independent, nonprofit, safety-net hospital, which predominantly serves low income Brooklyn locals, is not government owned or part of a larger health system

The owner of a Nassau County construction company has been indicted on manslaughter and other charges after a wall he built in Bushwick collapsed on a child, killing her.

Girls on the Run NYC combines physical fitness activities with life skills lessons, building up to girls doing a 5km run and a community project

Brooklyn's educators and parent advocates are torn on the future of mayoral control, which is up for review by the State Legislature.

The Brooklyn Conservatory of Music has opened applications for year two of its Jazz Leaders Fellowship

The manufacturer will take over a new lease at the army terminal and create more than 500 on-site jobs