Clinton has reportedly secured the delegates needed to become America's first female nominee for president. This could be her victory lap.
Legislation on the table this week at City Hall would place a 5 cent charge on single-use bags distributed throughout the city.
At an official State of the District event for local politician Laurie Cumbo, her guest poet called out newcomers who displace Brooklynites.
Polling problems were reported citywide Tuesday — but were on especially egregious display at Public School 11 in Clinton Hill.
“Brothers and sisters," Sanders said to Verizon workers, "thank you for your courage and standing up for justice against corporate greed."
A live panel discussion open to the public will be broadcast on BRIC TV starting at 7 p.m.
Left turns will be limited at the Concord Street exit, after months of outcry from residents who say they're endangered by bridge traffic.
Members of Community Board 2's transportation and public safety committee approved key parts of the DOT's big bike-lane plan for Jay Street.
City Councilman Steve Levin made the admission during a Community Board 2 meeting on proposed bike-lane changes for Jay Street.
The city's participatory budgeting process allows residents to vote to fund their favorite neighborhood projects.
New York is the only state in the U.S. where professional Mixed Martial Arts fighting is still outlawed.
That is, if Chicago doesn't get its hands on him first. Here, compare the two cities' indictments against the world's No. 1 drug dealer.
Possibly as soon as 2021.
Including the clinic at Brooklyn Borough Hall.
The last two papal visits cost the NYPD almost $11 million, police say. What will be the bill for Pope Francis’ visit?
The bulk of the evidence against Ali Saleh, of Queens, is his Twitter correspondence.
Don't lose yourself to the traffic jam of the century.
Near the Hoyt-Schermerhorn station in Downtown Brooklyn.
Brooklyn activists claim the bust of gay escort website RentBoy.com "endangers the health and safety of sex workers and their clients."
10 stations in Brooklyn are in states of majority disrepair, according to a new report.
Get ready for gridlock.
Come "experience a piece of history" with me, says the Park Slope senator.
We most definitely cannot guarantee the authenticity of this video.
BP Eric Adams is in Istanbul this week, schmoozing with Turkish leaders and talking to Syrian kids.
"We will be worse off with this agreement than without it."
As a statement against Brooklyn gun violence.
A new analysis says the New York leader is one of the more liberal governors in the nation.
In preparation for Sunday's international parade down Adams Street.
"Bernie is bae."
Let's see Hillary try to out-Brooklyn that.
"I stand here with chills next to it," Rep. Hakeem Jeffries said of the flag.
Did the Supreme Court save the livelihoods of wedding workers?
Salons across New York City are mentioned in a New York Times series on the exploitation of salon.
2014 Newsmakers luncheon honoring Emergency Manager Orr and Judge Rhodes marked by angry protest from retired city employees
Jo Anne Simon, freshman Assemblymember for 52nd AD, says embattled Speaker Sheldon Silver has to go
Sources tell NBC New York that club officials weren't willing to bump their members on Labor Day weekend.
Lawmakers cite moral obligation to responders and survivors to protect health needs.
Bill would provide drug testing for no extra cost and would keep results confidential, senator says.
Nine nearby thrift shops sent cease and desist letters from the New York attorney general.
With the economical benefits of legalized marijuana working for Colorado, is your state the next in line?