Police said the suspect used a knife to slash the victim in the head, face, back and knee before stealing his wallet.
There have been no arrests as of Tuesday night.
Workshops, dance, and hands-on art during midwinter recess invite children to imagine the next century of Black creativity.
From packed bars to living rooms across the city, Latin New Yorkers described the halftime show as a rare moment of visibility and home.
A film screening and panel discussion will trace the history of Monroe Street during a community event in Bed-Stuy.
A long-awaited recreation center honoring Shirley Chisholm opens in Brooklyn, bringing fitness, arts and community space to thousands.
Police have not confirmed if the death was weather-related, as the Chief Medical Examiner will determine the cause.
Police say armed suspects entered two apartments in an apartment building overnight, injuring one man before fleeing.
A Con Edison outage left hundreds of Bushwick homes without heat, forcing residents to seek warmth as temperatures fell.
Brooklyn residents can now apply to serve on local community boards, helping shape neighborhood policies and initiatives.
Families with children aged 4-8 can engage in hands-on art activities, exploring contemporary art and diverse cultural expressions.
The 11-year-old was taken to Maimonides Medical Center, where she was pronounced dead.
Brooklyn residents can sign up for a free financial bootcamp to build budgeting, investing, and credit skills.
Councilmember Alexa Avilés offers free IRS-certified tax preparation for residents meeting income criteria.
The 11-year-old girl was attempting to cross the street when she was struck by the school bus.
Brooklyn Borough Hall celebrates hip-hop history with iconic portraits by Jamel Shabazz and other legendary photographers.
The AI-powered system merges coding, live commentary, and multi-channel streaming for a revolutionary DJ experience.
Brooklyn safety officer hospitalized after being stabbed protecting a student during school dismissal.
Party infighting in Brooklyn highlights fractures as leaders debate loyalty, transparency and strategy ahead of critical elections.
Prosecutors say an unlicensed woman used social media to pose as a doctor and performed a Brazilian butt lift that caused a life-threatening
Signal modernization will cause weekend G train service changes on the Crosstown Line beginning in 2026.
Looking to score budget-friendly veggies? Just Salad's new Downtown Brooklyn spot offers $5 meals on select days during grand opening week.
The proposed seven-story building at 1417 Avenue U would add ground-floor retail and 27 dedicated parking spaces.
Brooklyn Hospital stopped nurses' benefits since October, despite strike deal promises, leaving them uninsured.
The student is 10 years old, officials said.
Council Member Chi Ossé and advocates urge Governor Hochul to pause evictions for NYC homes under deed theft investigation.
Brooklyn offers free February events including museum days, Prospect Park nature walks, library programs, and art openings.
The 65-year-old e-bike rider was rushed to a nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead, police said.
Police said an NYPD recruit was arrested in Brooklyn Sunday and faces charges including robbery and assault.
What led up to the woman's death is not known at this time.
The city's medical examiner will determine the official cause of death.
FDNY fire marshals will investigate the cause of the fire.
The 36-year-old man is facing hate crime charges in connection with the Wednesday incident.
Police will have an increased security presence at places of worship across the city in the wake of the incident.
Nura, located at 46 Norman Avenue, at the corner of Guernsey Street, is planning to close down in just a few weeks.
City Council Member Che Ossé will host the workshop on deed theft, foreclosure, taxes and inheritance risks on Feb. 5.
“I don’t regret it,” Kevin Morgan, 31, allegedly wrote after hitting a woman with his car. He now faces attempted murder charges.
The City Council Subcommittee on Landmarks, Public Sitings, Resiliency and Dispositions is reviewing a package of Brooklyn applications.
Thousands of donations lost due to dangerous travel conditions and weather-related disruptions
ASPCA officials said they are now caring for 20 Pomeranian-type dogs that were seized from a Brooklyn apartment earlier this week.