Massive milestone for 200th anniversary of St. James Parish
Before the parish in the Village of Brooklyn, congregants had to make a journey across the river to attend mass.
More New York City parents turning to homeschooling
According to the Independent Budget Office, enrollment fell in every school district last academic year.
Brooklyn Public Library unveils record collection
The library says 400 records from multiple genres will be available to borrow for three weeks.
Long-term upgrades available to help deal with extreme weather
Across New York City, air conditioners are on and many are staying home to stay cool.
Exclusive video shows terrifying moment boom truck topples over in Brooklyn
It happened shortly before 9:30 a.m. at a construction site at 36th Street and 5th Avenue in Sunset Park.
Foreclosure Abuse Prevention Act awaits Gov. Hochul's decision
A new bill aims to help homeowners facing foreclosure by, among other things, enforcing the statute of limitations.
Brooklyn dance series celebrates Ukrainian music and culture
Part of an ongoing summer series this July, a dance show celebrating international cultures hosts Ukrainian night.
Bronx family aims to help people with disabilities find accessible attractions in NYC
This family launched a blog with the goal of providing free accessibility tips to people navigating the city.
Neighbors in Sheepshead Bay form Asian Community Watch group
Modeled after the Flatbush Shomrim Safety Patrol, this group of residents hope to create a safer neighborhood.
Demolition work begins on historic Brooklyn mansion
Heartbroken neighbors have been working for months to get the building landmarked.
Brooklyn nonprofit working to improve graduation rates
A local nonprofit has been working to inspire kids to stay involved in school.
23-year-old artist makes works inspired by Coney Island
A Brooklyn native whose family immigrated from Ukraine explores her neighborhood through art.
Sculptures at Brooklyn Bridge Park explore Black identity
Black Atlantic, a temporary sculpture exhibition in Brooklyn Bridge Park, was commissioned by the Public Art Fund.
Italian community in Williamsburg celebrates annual feast
One-hundred-and-twenty men carried an 82-foot-tall steeple through the streets as part of a centuries-old tradition.
Brooklyn nonprofit maps the risk of wildfires and flooding
First Street Foundation, based in DUMBO, aims to keep homeowners informed of the risk of natural disaster.