Kirstyn Brendlen

Breva, an American brasserie and cocktail bar, is set to open its doors on Dec. 18, right next to the famous Tatiana Grill on the boardwalk.

The controversial “City of Yes for Housing Opportunity” passed in the City Council by a slim margin last week, earning equal amounts of praise and criticism

In Brooklyn, though, “The Nutcracker” is ever-evolving. Two different versions are opening Dec. 12: the Brooklyn Ballet’s “The Brooklyn Nutcracker” and the

The annual New Year's Eve celebration in Prospect Park will look a little bit different this year.

“The Hard Nut” at Mark Morris Dance Group isn’t taking its cues from “George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker,” or even from the original 1894 ballet. It’s

August marked the 100th birthday of James Baldwin, one of the most important authors in American history. The Brooklyn Public Library, like many cultural

Three bills introduced by Brooklyn state Sen. Andrew Gounardes were signed into law Tuesday, codifying protections for current and former firefighters and

Nearly ten years after a fatal Memorial Day weekend shooting, the gunman has been sentenced to prison.

Two separate residential fires left 24 people displaced in East Flatbush over the weekend.

As the Brooklyn Public Library prepares to turn the page on 2024, it’s looking back on the last year in literature and taking stock of which books