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New York's eviction moratorium ended Jan. 15, leaving an estimated 53,000 Brooklyn households vulnerable to being ejected from their homes

MLK would not consider this day a cause for celebration. Here's why:

The Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce and Cross River have partnered to create the new small business grant program

The law would increase penalties for companies falsely-promising COVID-19 test results in 48 hours, and set a $25K fine for price-gouging tests.

The principal of P.S. 243 has been called on to immediately resign after numerous reports surfaced of verbal abuse, bullying and other misconduct towards students

Dear BK Readers, As you probably have heard by now, local news outlets across the country are struggling, and BK Reader is no exception.

The city proposed a zoning amendment to permanently remove geographic restrictions on sidewalk cafes can be located, but 29 of 51 community boards voted against it.

The controversial tax lien sale took place on Dec 17, despite months of efforts by community leaders to block it.

This playful, untamed ecosystem is made entirely out of reclaimed materials, including the plants.

Through six-week programs at Brooklyn Public Library, teens will learn map-making skills to help address the mental health crises exacerbated by the pandemic