Kirstyn Brendlen

More than four years after the COVID-19 pandemic started in New York City, a new memorial at Green-Wood Cemetery will pay tribute to the millions of people

Sunset Park’s Rainbow Playground is living up to its name once again after a full $1.6 million renovation.

Bees flying between the borough’s green spaces will be able to take a rest and some refreshment at new “bee hotels” and “bee bunkers” at Parkside Plaza and

A tractor-trailer crashed into multiple telephone poles and ripped down power lines in Manhattan Beach on Monday morning, leaving hundreds of people without

Koi Bā, a cozy cocktail bar above Nem's Japandi Bistro on North 6th Street, bills itself as a "haven" for lovers of craft cocktails and Japanese-inspired

Police said Gravesend resident Iosif Lontsman left his 2010 Subuaru Forrester running as he stepped out at the intersection of Avenue W and Ocean Avenue on

Yap’s job — at least in part — is to make sure the hundreds of nurses at South Brooklyn Health are complying with regulatory and facility standards and

The overall rate of violent crimes in Brooklyn dropped during the month of April, per the latest NYPD crime statistics, though incidences of rape and grand

Facing low enrollment and a dire financial situation, two Catholic elementary schools in Brooklyn will close permanently at the end of the current school

A dilapidated garage in "The Hole," a small neighborhood on the border of Brooklyn and Queens, went up in flames on Tuesday afternoon.