NY-59th Assembly District 2026 Elections: Live Results

The polls closed in New York at 9 p.m. See the voting outcomes for the 59th Assembly District elections so far.

NY-57th Assembly District 2026 Elections: Live Results

The polls closed in New York at 9 p.m. See the voting outcomes for the 57th Assembly District elections so far.

NY-56 Elections 2026: Live Results

The polls closed in New York at 9 p.m. See the voting outcomes for the 56th Assembly District’s elections so far.

NY-54 Elections 2026: Live Results

The polls closed in New York at 9 p.m. See the voting outcomes for the 54th Assembly District’s elections so far.

NY-52 Assembly District 2026 Elections: Live Results

The polls closed in New York at 9 p.m. See the voting outcomes for the 52nd Assembly District’s elections so far.

NY-50 Elections 2026: Live Results

The polls closed in New York at 9 p.m. in the Democratic primary for the 50th Assembly District.

NY-46 Assembly District 2026 Elections: Live Results

The polls closed in New York at 9 p.m. See the voting outcomes for the 46th Assembly District election so far.

NY-43 Assembly District 2026 Elections: Live Results

The polls closed in New York at 9 p.m. See the voting outcomes for the 43rd Assembly District election so far.

NY-58 Elections 2026: Live Results

The polls closed in New York at 9 p.m. in the Democratic Primary for Alternate Judicial Delegate in Judicial District 2.

Brooklyn Navy Yard Unveils Public Art Commissions Celebrating Brooklyn’s Creativity, Industry and Future

Three New Installations Along Flushing Avenue Showcase Artists at Every Stage of Creative Development

Historic Brooklyn Church Fire Destroys Steeple In Three-Alarm Blaze

Friday’s fire displaced congregants and prompted emergency inspections and a full vacate order.

New York City Minority Small Business Chamber of Commerce, Inc. Announces Official Launch This September

The Newly Formed Organization Positions Itself as the Essential Voice for Minority-Owned Businesses Across Every Major Sector in NYC

NYPD Officer Shot During Brooklyn Standoff, Gunman Killed: Authorities

The shooting took place early Friday morning, the NYPD says.

ICYMI: National Entrepreneur Summit and Expo – N.Y. Edition Builds Momentum for an Expanded 2027 Conference

Organizers invite corporations, government agencies,exhibitors, vendors, entrepreneurs community partners to participate in next year’s Expo

Cars No Longer Welcome At This Historic Brooklyn Bridge

A rare 137-year-old Brooklyn bridge returns with a new role focused on walking, biking and safety.

Brooklyn Launches Search For Fashion Designers With $5,000 Grants And Runway Spot

Five emerging designers will present collections at Brooklyn Borough Hall after a competitive boroughwide search.

Brooklyn Jury Convicts Man In Hate-Crime Killing

Testimony, surveillance video and witness accounts shaped the verdict in the fatal stabbing outside a Brooklyn gas station.

Brooklyn Nightclub Clears Final Hurdle

The Brooklyn venue will open this month after receiving permits and launching long-term neighborhood investment plans.

Brooklyn Darkroom Fights Closure To Save Analog Art

After a failed takeover offer, members and filmmakers race to secure the future of a community darkroom before June 30.

Brooklyn Immigrant Alleges Beating In ICE Hearing

DHS denies claims of excessive force, saying Nigerian immigrant Chidozie Okeke was “physically combative."

Brooklyn Judges Parking Lot Fight Continues After Secured Funding

Brooklyn officials push ahead with a $21 million park plan while judges continue to use a contested Columbus Park parking lot.

Downtown Brooklyn Tower Secures 31-Year Lease

Brooklyn Defender Services signed the lease at The Wheeler, consolidating offices in Downtown Brooklyn.

NYC Officials Push To Ban Cars From Parks

The “Car-Free Parks” campaign seeks to convert park roadways into pedestrian space.

More Than A Dozen People Enter Brooklyn Sewer System Overnight

Police are investigating after 15 people entered Brooklyn sewers through manholes and later emerged miles apart before leaving.

NYC Plans To Complete Redesign Of McGuinness Boulevard In Greenpoint

The expected competition of the project comes after numerous delays.

Controversial Brooklyn Towers Move Closer to Reality

A proposed waterfront development with 460 affordable apartments heads toward a City Council vote amid sharp community opposition.

New York Blood Center Declares Blood Emergency as Blood Supply Nears Critical Level

Blood collections down 15%, approximately 4,500 fewer donations than needed to meet hospital demands amid summer holiday disruptions

Brooklyn Food Co-op Votes To Boycott Israeli Products

Members approved a boycott of Israeli products by a 67 percent to 31 percent vote amid heated debate and resignations.

Gunman Opens Fire Inside Brooklyn Laundromat

Police continued searching Tuesday for the gunman who fled after the fatal shooting.

Beloved Brooklyn Dive Bar Sells For $4.5 Million

The new owners say the nearly century-old bar will keep its historic look and karaoke nights.

Alison Roman Brings First Bloom To Brooklyn

Cookbook author plans a larger Brooklyn outpost with coffee, prepared foods and a bakery.

New York City Minority Small Business Chamber of Commerce named Event Partner for Expo 6.11.2026 in N.Y.C.

Join us at the National Entrepreneur Summit and Expo – New York Edition at the Rochdale Village Ballroom in N.Y.C.

Brooklyn Navy Yard Highlights Future of Urban Manufacturing, Technology and Innovation at Recent Summit

Innovators given a front-row seat to NYC's modern industrial economy, meeting the companies building, piloting and scaling at the Yard

Brooklyn Residents Face Flooding

A day after flash flooding hit Bed-Stuy, residents say water still covers streets.

Free Brooklyn Express Bus Cuts Hour-Long Subway Trip

The Ordinary launches a no-cost express bus through June 9.

NYC Tax Break Deal Hands Brooklyn Developer Millions

The River Ring housing complex will qualify for major property tax savings under a late state budget deal.

Brooklyn Could See Massive Housing Growth, Transit Expansion

City advances Bronx and Brooklyn neighborhood plans along White Plains Road and south of Prospect Park to add housing and jobs.

Shaggy Honored With Official Brooklyn Day

Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso declared a “Shaggy Day” on Tuesday.

Second Death In 24 Hours Reported At NYC Jail Complex

Two people died at the Rikers Island within 24 hours as federal monitors continue warning about safety failures.

$21 Million NYC Park Overhaul Stalled Over Judicial Parking, Officials Say

Plans for playgrounds, a skate park and lawns face resistance from judges