Student reactions were strongly negative, with graduating seniors telling CBS they found the initial decision disrespectful ...

Available starting Thursday, the four soon-to-be-famous new beers crafted through this collaboration span a variety of styles ...

Starting May 22, the first in-person exhibition since the blaze, “Unmoored/Unbound,” will be free to view at Powerhouse Arts, 322 Third Ave.

Neighbors out for a sunny stroll Sunday afternoon were startled to find themselves in the middle of a dramatic arrest of an ...

BASED CLOTHING COMPANY has settled with the government over allegations that it fraudulently applied for pandemic relief loans.

The Kings County Supreme Court hosted an AAPI Heritage Month program honoring community leaders and celebrating inclusion and unity.

On an M train at Flushing Avenue, a 24-year-old man was kicked in the leg by another man, who then made an antisemitic remark.

The $18 million new facility will support 70 beds for men struggling with substance abuse, an issue Clinton said was highly personal to him.

As much as there is progress that has been done in this city, it is only a reminder of all that is still left to be done,” ...

Law Day in Brooklyn brought judges, lawyers and officials together to affirm the rule of law and its link to the American dream.

THE CITY IS officially planning to move forward with design and construction work for a new 450-seat elementary school at 257 Franklin St.

A Brooklyn man was sentenced for attempting to obstruct a federal investigation into cocaine trafficking across New York City.