Asian Community Watch patrol group acts as watchful eye in South Brooklyn
A group of residents in Brooklyn is working to improve safety and quality of life.
Mother, 2 daughters killed in Brooklyn apartment fire
FDNY fire marshals determined the fire was caused by cooking carelessness.
Revolutionary War era landmark faces uncertain future
A Brooklyn landmark that predates the American Revolution is showing signs of wear, with vandals making their mark
ADL opens Brooklyn satellite office to address antisemitism
The league is ramping up its efforts in what it calls the nation's hotspot.
Internship at Green-Wood cemetery trains students in masonry
The internship program at the 185-year-old cemetery helps students get work experience and certification.
Brooklyn man training for bike tour after 3 organ transplants
One Brooklyn man is defying the odds, training to cycle 40 miles alongside his doctor after 3 organ replacements.
Immersive art installation includes adult-sized playground
"Plaid" is a 5,000 square foot playground in Greenpoint, part of a new art exhibit.
NYPD: Resident, 78, fatally shot by officers responding to burglary
The NYPD got a call from a man who said his elderly uncle's apartment was being burglarized.
A demolished mansion in Bed-Stuy sparked community action
The Jacob Dangler mansion on Willoughby Avenue was demolished last year. This community is calling for justice.
Easter Bonnet Festival brings color and creativity to Fifth Avenue
Some people spent months preparing their designs. It was bright, bold and beautiful everywhere you looked.
3,400 new trees are coming to parts of Brooklyn
A tree growing in Boerum Hill is one of thousands coming to the district over the next four years.
NWS: At least 4 tornadoes touched down across NJ on Saturday
One of those tornadoes was in Howell Township, where officials say around 30 homes were damaged.
Kosher soup kitchen hires asylum seekers for temporary work
Masbia Soup Kitchen is gearing up for a busy Passover, while also trying to help those in need of work.
Urban farming grows in Brooklyn
Brooklyn is becoming a hotspot for urban agriculture, as Gotham Greens shows how rooftop farms can feed millions.
Newly opened Museum of Failure celebrates bad ideas
After residencies around the world, the exhibit has found a temporary home in Brooklyn's Industry City.