PHILANTHROPIC ORGANIZATION BROOKLYN Org announced the launch of its new visiting scholar program and named Dr. Christina Greer as the first.

OLD MAN riding a stand-up scooter in the Schermerhorn Street bike lane near Smith Street in Boerum Hill died Monday.

The court case challenging Brooklyn Democratic Party Chair Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn’s proposed bylaw changes is awaiting a ...

Naomi Osaka may not have gone out of the U.S. Open with much of a bang. But she surely went out with a burst — of color, and a bit of swag.

Questions linger about the future of the WPBL. But the league has one thing in its favor: the rich history of women playing baseball.

The fact that the culture wars for America can be found in the contemporary South is a testament to how much the region ...

GOV. KATHY HOCHUL on Wednesday released new renderings of stations for the Interborough Express, a planned $5.5 billion light rail connection.

MEMORY MARKERS: 9/11,” a citywide, geolocated digital tribute to the heroes of the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks, is active.

NEW SAFETY MEASURES, including 15 miles per hour School Slow Zones and gated Open Streets, are in place as students begin.

Chan and animal rescue workers Tuesday night pulled seven dead cats from under a deck on 86th Street and 16th Avenue.

POLICE ARRESTED ON TUESDAY afternoon a man wanted in the stabbing death of Shakeema Davis, 30, killed in front of her ...

The information includes patient names, birthdates, addresses and diagnoses, the officials said in a Sept. 3 letter to the agency.