Congregants mourn demolition of historic Brooklyn synagogue
B'nei Adath Kol Beth Yisrael, one of the oldest and largest Black Jewish synagogues, has been demolished after a partial collapse, as congregants plan for the future.
Supporters of Israel, Palestinians gather in NYC, denounce 6-month war in Gaza
The chants echoed through Midtown as a sea of people with Israeli flags called for the release of the remaining hostages captured six months ago.
Brooklyn students learn about earthquakes after Friday's rumble
Students at Basis Independent Brooklyn Upper School say the quake triggered an interest in science.
NYC announces new public schools opening in September
The Department of Education released the list of new schools coming the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens.
Inside a completely free program at Bard Microcollege
Some students are formerly incarcerated, some are older, and some previously dropped out and are now chasing a second chance at higher education.
Coney Island residents seek long-term solution for subway screeching
Residents of several housing developments in Coney Island are fighting to find a long-term solution to what they're calling unbearable subway screeching.
How solar panels may complicate firefighting operations
Officials at Friday's fire in Kensington, Brooklyn say solar panels on a house roof posed a challenge for the FDNY.
NYC housing development partners with nonprofit to invest in residents
A troubled housing development in East Flatbush is hoping to make a fresh start after an agreement reached with the city to keep units rent stabilized.
Women's History Month: Exploring Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Brooklyn roots
As we continue to celebrate Women's History Month, we highlight the life and contributions of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and the institutions that shaped her.
Exclusive: Parents of baby boy killed by steam radiator push for change
Alex and Bessie Kuravsky put their bouncing baby boy to sleep and woke up to an unthinkable tragedy in their Brooklyn apartment.
Electricians train for sustainable public works jobs at Brooklyn workshop
As weather becomes more severe, experts say there's a greater need to invest in green job training.
Friday marks 30 years since murder of Ari Halberstam
Three decades after a terrorist opened fire on a van carrying Jewish students on the Brooklyn Bridge, a heartbroken mother joined city officials for a solemn commemoration.
Work resumes on unfinished Brooklyn bike lane project, DOT says
New York City officials say they now plan to complete an unfinished bike lane project in Brooklyn.
Brooklyn EMS workers say they can't keep up with 911 calls
Data shows Brooklyn has New York City's highest rate of 911 calls.
Study shows Brooklyn led the way in construction worker deaths in 2022
Construction safety advocates say fatalities on the job grew in 2022, with Brooklyn as a particular area of concern.