A sea of green was on full display at the Park Slope St. Patrick’s Parade, which marked a milestone this year — 50 years of Irish culture.
Park Slope ushered in the holiday season with its 15th annual tree-lighting ceremony on the corner of Fifth Avenue and Fourth Street.
Sen. Parker enters comptroller race Brooklyn State Sen. Kevin Parker has entered the race for New York City comptroller. Among his rivals, all on the
Rose bill condemning white supremacists passes House U.S Rep. Max Rose (D-Southern Brooklyn-Staten Island) this week saw the House of Representatives pass his Transnational White
The Prospect Park Alliance is launching new stewardship efforts to care for Prospect Park amid challenges brought on by the pandemic. Not only have both
Assemblymember Robert Carroll (D/WF-Brooklyn) sent a letter on Tuesday to NBA Commissioner Adam Silver and Joe Tsai, the governor of the Brooklyn Nets to ask
Doctors can now resume elective surgeries Gov. Andrew Cuomo recently announced that doctors and hospitals in New York City are now eligible to resume elective
On the front lines of the war on COVID-19, there are many civilian heroes going out of their way, as volunteers and contributors. Also, many who are elected to serve
Nurse sails from Va. to Brooklyn, now lives in marina A Virginia nurse who volunteered to come to New York to help treat coronavirus patients undertook a 260-mile sailing voyage
New York’s plastic bag ban takes effect on Sunday, and stores across the borough are frantically preparing, educating customers on the new protocol, buying paper bags in bulk and even
A Brooklyn elected official has proposed a $10-a-day licensing fee for drivers of Lyft, Uber and other ride-hailing apps and a $3 fee for each package delivery within the city
With the deadline fast approaching to renew a pilot program to keep speed cameras operating on New York City streets, a Brooklyn lawmaker who supports the measure is seeking to