The "Brooklyn for Stringer" coalition, announced Friday, is the latest endorsement for the comptroller in the borough.
The rapper and former congressional candidate plans to make an official announcement with a "Paperboy for Mayor" album about their policies.
The city released a plan Friday after months of research in how to protect homeowners and tenants while bringing in more affordable housing.
Adams, a former cop and state senator, officially announced his candidacy with a series of videos this week.
U.S. Rep. Hakeem Jeffries held 84 percent of the vote as results rolled in on Tuesday.
Phara Souffrant Forrest beat out Assembly Member Walter T. Mosley, who she also faced in the Democratic primary.
Stefani Zinerman officially will represent Brooklyn's 56th District in the legislature after running unopposed on Tuesday.
Jabari Birsport is officially the first openly queer person of color to join the New York Legislature after running uncontested Tuesday.
A woman in a Trump shirt grabbed Sandy Nurse by the shoulders and called her a "Biden b****" while she was flyering in Bushwick, she said.
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Curtis Harris, who's running for District 35, says helping the "culture capital of Brooklyn" rebound from the pandemic is a top priority.
A "Hamilton" star who mobilized out-of-work Broadway staff and a 12-year-old packing lunch for healthcare workers were among the honorees.
In a ceremony held Wednesday at Restoration Plaza, Robert Cornegy, Jr, said local residents gain much by sharing memories of loved ones.
A mural will be unveiled Saturday to the family of Sha-asia Washington, who died in delivery in July. Volunteers are needed to help set up.
Brisport will become the first openly queer person of color to join the New York Legislature. He won by 10,000 votes, his campaign said.
Jason Salmon, one of three candidates for Brooklyn's state senate District 25, dropped out Tuesday and backed front-runner Jabari Brisport.
More than 1,100 youths in Fair Futures, a program giving help after foster care, could lose support under city budget cuts.
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams unveiled a COVID-19 recovery proposal with NYPD cuts, reforms and other budget slashing measures.
Brooklyn Democrats cast their ballots in a week in a collection of local, state and federal primaries. Patch is profiling each candidate.
Broooklyn Democrats cast their ballots in a week in a collection of local, state and federal primaries. Patch is profiling each candidate.
Rep. Hakeem Jeffries' bill named after Eric Garner aims to make the police chokehold a violation of federal civil rights.
The bill would provide rent vouchers for payments between April 1 and July 31, but falls short of "cancel rent" calls.
"We are outraged, but not surprised," said Brooklyn BP Eric Adams about the number of coronavirus deaths at NYCHA's Marcy Houses.
State Sen. Julia Salazar proposed a rent relief bill for tenants and small business owners who lost income because of coronavirus closures.
Robert Cornegy said he lost 36 friends and family members to COVID-19 as he battled the virus himself over the last month.
Brooklyn's black elected officials demand action on coronavirus in their communities, including expanded testing and business relief.
Henry Butler, who had served as district manager for Community Board 3, fills the seat held by Robert Cornegy, Jr., who recently resigned.
Got something better to do while social distancing, Brooklyn? Filling out U.S. Census forms takes about 10 minutes.
"We have to do this now. We can’t wait,” said PA Jumaane Williams about taking steps to limit movement and the spread of COVID-19.
Rick Echevarria, who is running for City Council's District 37 seat, went on a one-man investigation in Bushwick, according to a release.
People who live on the street can bypass shelters under bill introduced by Councilman Stephen Levin, who covers a wide swath of Brooklyn.
"Hold on, change is coming," Jeffries, a Brooklyn congressman, repeated again and again at a raucous Monday speech.
Lawmakers pushed for $44 million in state funding they said could turn vacant lots in places like Bed-Stuy into affordable, owned homes.