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The verdict on the first-degree manslaughter charge capped a three-week jury trial in Brooklyn Supreme Court before Justice Dena Douglas.
Over 28 years as head of the ADL before retiring in 2015, Foxman counseled presidents and diplomats, CEOs and celebrities.
Revived by the Brooklyn College Listening Project, the multimedia exhibition brings student-led oral histories back to the library.
Families gathered in Midwood for a spring event featuring compost education, giveaways and community activities.
Assemblymember Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn honored Brooklyn women leaders at the 11th annual Women of Distinction awards at Brooklyn College.
Brooklyn Dems celebrate Women’s HERstory Month, honoring trailblazing New York women leaders at Brooklyn College.
Findings clarify the history of the earliest primates and highlight the importance of fossil exploration in understudied regions.
James Madison High School, the educational institution with an accomplished list of well-known alumni, celebrated its centennial on Oct. 24.
Brooklyn locals gathered at a forum, “Deciding Brooklyn’s Future,” to address some of Kings County’s most significant issues and challenges.
Ferrara, who died in 2022, is the focus of a recent street dedication ceremony where his studio once stood at 1860 Flatbush Ave.
Sen. Bernie Sanders recently connected with New York City Democratic mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani at Brooklyn College
The idea of health care as a human right? Cheers. The mere mention of Trump? Heavy boos. The notion of an oligarchy? Even more boos.
Brooklyn College is proud to announce that Alexander Greer of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry has been appointed the new director
MAIMONIDES MIDWOOD COMMUNITY HOSPITAL’S EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT has achieved Level 3 Geriatric Emergency Department Accreditation.
THE ALLEGED DRIVER of an ambulance that fatally struck a pedestrian in Midwood in April was arrested on Wednesday.
Simms said she aims to “ensure that Koppelman graduates are prepared to lead with skill, integrity and purpose.”
The June 6 event, marking Healthfirst’s second annual Eid ul-Adha gathering, delivered on-site health education and in-language resources.
THE TRIAL OF the accused murderer of dancer O’Shae Sibley in a violent incident in the summer of 2023 continues this week.
On stage, survivors narrate their histories in their own voices while students re-enact pivotal moments from their wartime experiences.
Monique Cenor was last seen at around 4 p.m. on Friday, April 17, leaving her residence near Brooklyn College.
The fire struck one day before Eid al-Fitr, compounding losses during one of the area’s busiest commercial stretches of the year.
The Pollak family’s separate catering business inside Gourmet Glatt in Cedarhurst, Long Island, remains open.
Countertop compost bins were distributed for families to take home along with lasting memories of their community.
The pies launched at ShopRite and Kroger locations in early 2025 before expanding to 1,800 Target stores this year.
Bystanders ran to help the victim, who was pronounced dead. NYPD said it was too early to determine whether the driver was aware he hit her.
The City Planning Commission heard public testimony on a proposal to rezone the Bay Ridge Staples site for a 292-unit development.
Family and friends remember Peter John Haley, a journalist and public servant whose career and life were rooted in Brooklyn.
Parishioners bid an emotional farewell as Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bay Ridge held its final service after decades of worship.
Bay Ridge Center honored volunteers and community leaders during its Summer Celebration of Giving fundraiser for older adults.
The squirrel, seen on a utility pole, hurled itself into the air and landed on the back of a soldier standing nearby.
Spike Lee visited a Bay Ridge sports store celebrating renewed Knicks championship excitement, drawing fans and boosting business.
Capt. Christopher Vincenti has been named commanding officer of Brooklyn’s 68th Precinct, succeeding Deputy Inspector John Dasaro.
CEREMONIAL CANNON FIRINGS will take place over the next few days at the U.S. Army Garrison in Fort Hamilton.
Brooklyn’s Nathan R. Sobel American Inn of Court installed new officers and celebrated a year of growth and mentoring.
A giant American flag was installed on the bridge in June 1976 for the United States Bicentennial, but it was destroyed due to strong winds.
President Leslie Kelmachter, Esq., told the Brooklyn Eagle that the organization will be installing its new officers from June 2026.
Along with cheering on Knicks stars such as Jalen Brunson, OG Anunoby and Karl-Anthony Towns, Tiger pride was in full swing.
