Former Dean Honored for Expanding BLSâ International Presence, Engagement In significant tribute to its former dean, the leadership of Brooklyn Law School (BLS) announced that a new funded chair will be denominated
ON THIS DAY IN 1918, the Brooklyn Daily Eagle reported, âPresident [Woodrow] Wilson today announced the American peace program in an address to Congress made on short notice. He declared
NOTABLE PEOPLE born on this day include singer Shirley Bassey, who was born in 1937; pop singer Noah Cyrus, who was born in 2000; game show host Bob Eubanks, who
NYC Department of Buildings Commissioner Rick Chandler plans to leave his post at the end of the month. Chandler, 58, said heâs long planned to retire between 55 and 60,
Local residents and advocates have waited many decades, but the city finally plans to break ground on renovations to the long-shuttered War Memorial in Cadman Plaza Park. Many plans have
The economy of New York is under threat, and everyday New York City residents will soon begin to feel the pain from the partial government shutdown, U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer
For the second time this month, a Brooklyn bicycle rider was the victim of so-called âdooringâ crash. The most recent incident took place on Sunday in Kensington, according to police,
Jill Epstein became the newest NYC Civil Court judge after she was sworn in during a ceremony at Gargiuloâs Restaurant in Coney Island on Sunday by her former boss, Justice
U.S. Rep. Max Rose, who directed a nonprofit agency providing care for opioid-addicted patients before entering politics, vowed to combat the drug epidemic hitting his Southwest Brooklyn-Staten Island congressional district