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New York Attorney General Letitia James has issued a warning to New Yorkers over the rising threat of revenge porn during the coronavirus pandemic

The arts and low-income housing advocate wants to bring his socialist-guided platform to city government

New York City has filed a lawsuit against landlords Gennaro Brooks-Church and Loretta Gendville over the accused unlawful eviction of their Dean St tenants during the pandemic

Brand new street art in Brooklyn uses innovative technology and political themes to make very 2020 statements

Eat Plantega is a new initiative getting plant-based foods in bodegas in Brooklyn and the Bronx to increase access at an affordable price

The KAWS: WHAT PARTY exhibition will feature rarely seen graffiti drawings, notebooks, paintings and sculptures.

The country is facing a surge in coronavirus cases, prompting lockdowns in several states as hospitalizations and daily case numbers hit record levels. In New York, a second wave is imminent and new restrictions have been put in place on restaurants, gyms and gatherings, and it is likely public schools will close as early as next week.

BK Reader talks to some of the boroughs many activists who have led protests and direct-actions this summer for a number of social justice causes

The four men trafficked guns from the South and sold them near defendant’s Brownsville home

SoBol Bed-Stuy brings a healthy food option during a pandemic that devastated lives and businesses in the community