
Videos showing groups of people entering NYC sewers at night baffle residents and investigators
A series of bizarre sightings of people popping in and out of NYC’s subterranean sewer system has the city wondering what exactly is going on.

A series of bizarre sightings of people popping in and out of NYC’s subterranean sewer system has the city wondering what exactly is going on.

“I’m a ’90s kid – no cellphones or internet, so I was doing double dutch in the neighborhood when I was young,” says coach Assantwa Green.

The neighborhood-wide scavenger hunt, currently running through Friday, May 1, highlights and supports local businesses across CB9.

The driver struck the NYPD vehicle repeatedly before fleeing; the pursuit ended at Homecrest Avenue and Williams Court

Lady Moody founded Gravesend in 1645 as a haven for religious dissenters, making her the first woman to charter land in the New World.

Founded by Lady Moody in 1645, Gravesend became a haven for dissenters and later grew into a vibrant Italian American community.

Miriam Yarimi, 32, was arraigned during her first in-court appearance on an indictment charging her with multiple counts of manslaughter.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams described the crash on Saturday as a “tragic accident of a Shakespearean proportion.”

After numerous bumps in the road, the Barbati family has opened the long-anticipated second location of L&B Spumoni Gardens.

Fans of “Gravesend” can get a taste of what’s to come before the show returns this spring. A trailer for season 2 of Amazon Prime’s 1980s-era mafia drama was released

EAST FLATBUSH – It’s father vs. son. The dad is 95-year-old Navy veteran Mario Bisogno, Sr., who, as a teenager, served aboard a munitions carrier in the Pacific during World

A gas explosion tore through an unoccupied building at 67 Bay 35th Street and damaged two adjoining homes shortly after 7 a.m. Friday. Residents of the adjoining buildings evacuated and

The killer of the co-owner of a famous Gravesend restaurant is going away for a long time. Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez announced Monday that 45-year-old Andres (“Andy”) Fernandez has

A fiery crash took the life of a 27-year-old woman riding a motorcycle on Bay 35th Street on Feb. 27, police said. The fatal crash took place on Bay 35th

Sunset Park leaders: Don’t let fear of virus become overriding Sunset Park community leaders on Thursday met with local politicians at Park Asia restaurant on Eighth Avenue in Sunset Park

Erick Díaz-Cruz, the Mexican immigrant who was shot in the face by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer outside his mother’s home earlier this month, has filed a lawsuit in

GRAVESEND – A Mexican immigrant who was shot in the face by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents during a raid at his family’s home is getting some help paying his

National Grid to move to Barclays-area offices Energy firm National Grid is set to move into 2 Hanson Place, the office condo building above the Atlantic Terminal shopping mall near

City eyes revamp of Bay Ridge intersection The city Department of Transportation is developing a traffic safety plan for the busy intersection of Marine and Third avenues in Bay Ridge,

Two members of New York City’s congressional delegation fired off a letter to the acting director of Immigration and Customs and Enforcement demanding answers in the wake of the shooting

GRAVESEND —Two members of New York City’s congressional delegation fired off a letter to the acting director of Immigration and Customs and Enforcement demanding answers in the wake of the

A man was shot this morning in Gravesend by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent while the agent was serving a deportation order. According to a statement from ICE,

GRAVESEND — Cops have made an arrest in the motor vehicle death of a 72-year-old woman earlier this month in Gravesend. Carlos Negroni, 41, who was driving the truck that

Legislation mandates receptacles in shopping areas BOROUGHWIDE— Shoppers will be seeing more litter baskets on commercial streets if a bill sponsored by Assemblymember William Colton eventually becomes law. On Jan.

GRAVESEND — Two people were attacked by a group of men with one being stabbed outside a steakhouse in Gravesend. According to authorities, on Sunday, Jan. 19 at around 3:55

GRAVESEND — Members of the Brooklyn political and legal communities came together for a holiday party hosted by Democratic District Leader Lori Knipel and the Lefkowitz family at the Metropolitan

BENSONHURST — Three and a half years following the murder of Louis Barbati, co-owner of Gravesend’s famous L&B Spumoni Gardens, the man behind the shooting has finally been convicted of

Homeowners living on West Seventh and West Eighth streets, on either side of the N subway line, are not getting any satisfaction from the city Department of Buildings over the

The murder occurred in June 2016, after Barbati left his restaurant carrying a plastic bag containing $15,483 in cash.

DYKER HEIGHTS — A 44-year-old man was convicted yesterday of second-degree murder and other charges in the shooting death of L&B Spumoni Gardens owner Louis Barbati in Gravesend on June

SOUTHERN BROOKLYN— For nearly four decades, a swath of southern Brooklyn has been waiting for a new sanitation garage — and there is no end to that wait in sight.

BATH BEACH — If Ray Denaro gets his way, residents in three Southwest Brooklyn neighborhoods will become a lot more active and engaged in their communities over the next couple

GRAVESEND – This is a toy drive with a twist! A civic activist is teaming up with the creators of a website to sponsor a toy drive-career day at the

For nearly four decades, a swath of southern Brooklyn has been waiting for a new sanitation garage — and there is no end to that wait in sight. Members of

This story was originally published on Dec. 2 by THE CITY. When a city construction crew dug up a decrepit playground at a Brooklyn public housing complex last year, residents grew

BENSONHURST — The sidewalks on 86th Street are going to be a lot cleaner, thanks to stepped-up cleaning efforts and more frequent litter basket collections by the city. Councilmember Mark