Southwest Brooklyn leaders honored 11 local men at the second annual Men of Distinction awards recognizing community service and civic impact.
NIA Community Services Network celebrated its 45th anniversary with community leaders and elected officials honoring its decades of service.
Gov. Kathy Hochul spoke at Brooklyn Children’s Museum with Letitia James and Eric Gonzalez, highlighting affordability in New York.
According to the CFB’s 2025 Voter Analysis Report, New York City voters registered and turned out to vote in unprecedented numbers.
Antonio Reynoso announced new initiatives for students, immigrants and the arts in his 2026 State of the Borough address.
City officials outlined a plan to upgrade sewer infrastructure, aiming to improve drainage, speed maintenance and reduce flooding.
Gun reform groups and advocates endorsed Goldman for re-election, citing his leadership on gun safety and legislative efforts.
Brooklyn Assemblymember Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn is set to deliver her anticipated ninth annual “State of the District” address on Thursday
On Tuesday, Jan. 7, Councilmember Susan Zhuang presented Seth Low Intermediate School 96 in Bensonhurst with a check representing the $600,000
Brooklyn Democrats are congratulating Dr. Larry He, who will serve as the new district leader for Assembly District 47.
Applications for city residents to join one of Brooklyn’s 18 community boards are open until Feb. 14, 2025, at 11 p.m.
Mayor Eric Adams announced his plan to “Axe the Tax for the Working Class,” a proposal to bring New York City Personal Income Tax relief.
On Wednesday, Nov. 27, House Democratic Leader Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (NY-08), in partnership with NYS Office of General Services
On Friday, Nov. 22, Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso hosted an annual Thanksgiving food distribution event.
Every election year, there’s a special ‘don’t dare miss this’ aspect to Steve Cohn’s pre-election breakfast at Junior’s on Flatbush Avenue.
Though the presidential election will be first on everyone’s minds come November 5, it’s not the only issue up for a vote on Election Day. On the backside of your
With Election Day less than a week away, the Brooklyn Democratic Party made a push to vote for presidential candidate Kamala Harris.
With early voting starting this weekend and General Election Day weeks away, the Brooklyn Dems focused on getting every vote.
State Sen. Andrew Gounardes announced $230,000 in new funding today to expand the scope of the renovation at the Carroll Gardens Library.
Brooklyn and all of New York City were key areas of job recovery post-pandemic largely because of a new phenomenon.
BK Dems usher in a new era of unity and progress, welcoming a diverse & qualified slate of executive & county committee leaders.
This is a historical chance to enact monumental change as the largest Democratic county party in the U.S.— and I’m proud to be leading.
The Brooklyn Democratic Party’s annual Breakfast Election Fundraiser on Monday was a jam-packed, energetic event.
Brooklyn dems boost DNC Harris-Walz ticket with unity: An inside recap of BK’s political powerhouses campaigning in Chicago.
Brooklyn gained seven Democratic Supreme Court justice nominees, after nearly 400 judicial delegates voted …
South Brooklyn’s Republican and Conservative leaders are joining forces to create a more powerful impact for elected representatives.
Kings County will be welcoming three new judges to its bench in November, hot on the heels of new legislation.
Kings County will be welcoming three new judges to its bench in November, hot on the heels of new legislation signed by Gov. Kathy Hochul.
The Brooklyn Democratic Party’s District Leaders nominated three qualified Civil Court Judges to fill newly-created seats on Sunday.
ATLANTIC AVENUE — New York City Department of Transportation (NYC DOT) Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez just announced a series of short-term projects for the western portion of the Atlantic Avenue corridor
CITYWIDE — A new report from New York City Comptroller Brad Lander analyzed the cost of hotel rooms contracted by the Department of Homeless Services (DHS) to house asylum seekers across New York
Motor vehicle fatalities in New York state rose 25.8% from 2019-2022, with fatalities at the highest level in a decade in 2022, even as the number of vehicle miles traveled,
The city needs to become serious about reducing class size in its public schools, contends Assemblymember William Colton (D — Gravesend, Bensonhurst, Bath Beach and Dyker Heights), who is concerned
NEW YORK – New York Attorney General Letitia James today distributed $27.1 million to New York City from a historic $462 million multistate settlement that she secured from JUUL Labs
New York City has the highest pedestrian density in the U.S., with households without cars edging out households with car owners. It’s crucial for elected officials to protect foot travelers
Southern Brooklyn, while still a haven for Democratic voters, has seen a shift as of late — resulting in a number of them seeing Red.