Logan C. Ritchie

Brookhaven is revising its street light policy to make fees more equitable across the city. A flat fee will be established in 2025, anticipated to cost $35 per parcel.

From left, seated: Lila Bradley, Dr. Mimi Zieman, Nannette Herlands, and Julie Cohen. Standing: Elisheva Engler. (Photo provided by Jewish Fertility Foundation)

Barbara Kimmel has done it all — corporate executive, world traveler, avid volunteer, wife, and mother — and landed on a new career as a children’s book author. Her first book, “Hanukkah Hippity-Hop,” is interactive, rhyming fun that encourages children to explore their Jewish roots through movement.

Brookhaven's ninth annual MLK Day dinner and celebration will feature keynote speaker Monica Kaufman Pearson.

Brookhaven officials continue to fight for faster ambulance response times, as DeKalb County is given six months to address the city's concerns.

Google Fiber crew hits gas main in Brookhaven Heights, prompting citywide stop work order. Residents report issues with installation.

Several artists are being considered for two major art installations at Brookhaven’s new City Centre, a $78 million city hall being built at the intersection of Peachtree Road and North Druid Hills Road.

A Brookhaven Police Department vehicle. (Provided by the city of Brookhaven)

Google Fiber's digging in Brookhaven causes disruptions and damages. City issues stop work order and demands improvements in coordination and safety measures.

Realtor Jimmy Chang was killed in a car accident in Chamblee after an underage drunk driver ran a red light on Buford Highway.