The Neighborhood, a cultural hub for Brooklyn Jews, hosts "Catskills, BK: Dirtier Dancing," a retro rooftop party at the Moxy Hotel in Williamsburg.

There is a new affordable housing complex in Brooklyn with rents that start off at $933, according to NYC Housing Connect. The Botanica, the latest affordable housing complex, offers 55 units for New York households earning between $37,

A two-month investigation by the Mercer County Narcotics Task Force led to the arrest of a Brooklyn man and the seizure of $100,000 worth of

A two-month investigation by the Mercer County Narcotics Task Force led to the arrest of a Brooklyn man and the seizure of cocaine with a street value of $100,000, officials said. Paul Shirley,

Twenty-one of the borough’s most beloved eateries were named to the New York Times’ “100 Best Restaurants in New York City 2025” list this week.

An off-duty New York City corrections officer was arrested Wednesday night in Brooklyn on multiple forgery and possession of forged

BROOKLYN, New York (WABC) -- A company in Brooklyn is recalling some of the mushrooms it sells. The recall involves Enoki mushrooms by Hofood99 Inc. The company is recalling the 200-gram packages because they could be contaminated with Listeria.

M.S. in Technology Management students went to Industry City to explore how entrepreneurship and local manufacturing are shaping the tech landscape.

Bed-Stuy is now a burgeoning epicenter for Mexico City-styled restaurants and bars. Nearby natural wine bar Winona’s is opening Dolores come July. This week, there’s a newer contender, Olmo, which will open at 103 Saratoga Avenue at Decatur Street on Saturday, June 14.

A Bed-Stuy theater teacher won a special Tony award last Sunday for helping bring the joy of Broadway to generations of students — becoming the first in New York to nab the prestigious title.