Brooklyn Battles Over Nightlife

Brooklyn Mirage's controversial legacy returns in public hearing over proposed club plan.

Brooklyn Pipeline Construction Begins As Trump Officials Join Controversial Project

A long-disputed pipeline moves forward in Brooklyn with political backing and protests.

Brooklyn Invests $9.25 Million In Sensory Rooms For Schools

A major funding push will bring sensory rooms to every elementary District 75 site, expanding support for students with disabilities.

This Dangerous Brooklyn Intersection Set For Overhaul

City officials aim to transform a chaotic Brooklyn intersection into a safer, more accessible gateway.

Major Changes Coming To This Brooklyn Park

Community Board 8 backs Prospect Park development in Thursday's meeting.

24/7 Crisis Center Opens In Brooklyn

A new facility provides immediate care for mental health and substance use crises.

$3.85M Boost For Brooklyn Clinics Targets Gaps

Funding upgrades women’s health, pediatrics, dental and vision services across three community health centers.

Residents Demand Faster Reopening Of Brooklyn Pool

Residents and officials call for urgent investment in public recreation as a key Brooklyn facility faces a delayed reopening until 2027.

NYC Approves $11M Controversial Brooklyn Skate Park

City advances controversial Brooklyn skate park plan as residents raise safety, environmental and legal concerns.

This Brooklyn Roundabout Will Gain Protected Bike Lanes

A $15.5 million project will improve bike lanes, pedestrian islands and sidewalks.

Haitian American PR Executive Leads Workshops And Forums To Empower Tenants In Brooklyn

Marie “Driven” Theodore takes new role as housing chair for NYC Community Board 17.

$37.5M Project Will Transform This Brooklyn Park

City begins major overhaul of the Vale, the largest capital investment since the Lakeside project more than a decade ago.

Scaffolding Has Covered This Brooklyn Street For More Than A Decade

The Kings County Courthouse building on Adams Street has had continuous sidewalk sheds up since 2007.

Public Defender Launches Campaign For NY-7

The campaign will focus on immigrant protections, economic opportunity and government accountability in Brooklyn and Queens.

Historic Brooklyn Homes Preserved Two Months Ahead Of Schedule

Mayor Mamdani celebrates restoration of four 19th-century Weeksville homes, preserving one of the nation’s oldest free Black communities.

NYC Names Emergency Management Veteran As Commissioner

Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced the appointment of Christina Farrell, citing her three decades of experience in crisis management.

Brooklyn Borough President Recruiting Residents For Key Community Board Seats

Brooklyn residents can now apply to serve on local community boards, helping shape neighborhood policies and initiatives.

Brooklyn Democratic Party Faces Backlash After Withdrawing Support For Hochul’s Running Mate

Party infighting in Brooklyn highlights fractures as leaders debate loyalty, transparency and strategy ahead of critical elections.

Social Media ‘Doctor’ Indicted Over Botched BBL That Nearly Killed Brooklyn Woman

Prosecutors say an unlicensed woman used social media to pose as a doctor and performed a Brazilian butt lift that caused a life-threatening

Brooklyn Hospital Yanks Insurance From Nurses After Strike Deal

Brooklyn Hospital stopped nurses' benefits since October, despite strike deal promises, leaving them uninsured.

Brooklyn Leaders Call For Deed Theft Eviction Moratorium To Protect NYC Homeowners

Council Member Chi Ossé and advocates urge Governor Hochul to pause evictions for NYC homes under deed theft investigation.

Here Are The Proposals Affecting Affordable Housing, Landmarks In Brooklyn

The City Council Subcommittee on Landmarks, Public Sitings, Resiliency and Dispositions is reviewing a package of Brooklyn applications.

Mamdani Shovels Snow In Brooklyn During NYC Winter Storm

The mayor joined New York City Housing Authority residents in shoveling snow on Sunday.

Housing, Public Health Issues Tackled By Brooklyn Council Member In New Podcast

In a conversation on "It’s Open with Ilana Glazer," council member Chi Ossé discussed grassroots campaign, affordability and public health.

Courts, Court, Community

Existential to enforcement.

Election, Engagement, Community

My experience at the community level is why I support the Office of Mass Engagement.

Antonio Reynoso, Brooklyn Borough President, Will Run For Congress

The 42-year-old is the first candidate to declare to run for the NY-7 seat being vacated by Rep. Nydia M. Velázquez.

Long-Stalled Atlantic Yards Project Could Be Revived In New Plan

A long-stalled project to create thousands of new Brooklyn apartments near Barclays Center could be getting new life.

Brooklyn Student Granted Asylum, Released From ICE Detention

Mamadou Diallo, 20, a Brooklyn Frontiers High School student, was taken into ICE custody in August after a routine court appearance.

Election Day In Brooklyn: Who's On The Ballot, Where To Vote

Brooklyn voters will have the chance to make their voices heard in city elections on Nov. 4. Here is what you need to know.

My Sixth Mayor, Your Ballot.

Make Mamdani’s plans a reality by voting yes on questions 2 through 5.

NYC Cops Impound Over 50 Vehicles In Ghost License Plate Sweep

Authorities carried out an overnight enforcement operation targeting ghost cars across the borough from midnight to 7 a.m.

Suggesting You Choose to Take A Survey

Go to bit.ly/cb6survey27, says CB6’s Mike Racioppo

City Watchdog Investigating Brooklyn Deaths In NYPD Custody

The investigation follows the deaths of more than 50 people in NYPD custody since the beginning of 2023.

Brooklyn Rat Battle Gets Upgrade With High-Tech Trash Cans

Large garbage bins will be replacing parking spots in parts of Brooklyn’s densest neighborhoods over the next year, officials said.

Brooklyn Leaders Call For Student’s Release From ICE Detention

Brooklyn officials continue to rally for the release of a high school student detained by ICE after a routine immigration hearing.

City Eyes NYC Ferry Expansions, Linking Brooklyn And Staten Island

NYC Ferry plans a major route overhaul, connecting Brooklyn to Staten Island and improving outer-borough service.

City Shuts Down Controversial Concrete Recycling Site In Brooklyn

Concrete recycling at the Brooklyn Marine Terminal will end by August, with full relocation by late 2025, officials said.

Judge Halts Mayor Adams' Plan To Remove Brooklyn Bike Lane

This comes just days after Mayor Eric Adams ordered the Brooklyn bike lane to be reverted to its previous unprotected design.

Polls Open Across Brooklyn For 2025 Primary Election: What To Know

Polls are open for NYC’s 2025 Primary, and Brooklynites are turning out for a crowded, high-stakes primary.