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A small Crown Heights School had no idea they were set to close at the end of the school year. They fought back and were granted a postponement.

The nonprofit Big Apple Leadership Academy for the Arts held a dance in Bedford Stuyvesant on Dec. 17, to celebrate fathers and daughters and their special bond.

When the state did a zoning override in Prospect Heights two decades ago, residents were promised a new water and sewer system. Twenty years later, they are still waiting.

Franklin Avenue in Crown Heights has a myriad of mom-and-pop shops, restaurants and bars. But Reimagined BK, a new boutique, is your go-to spot for a Dior gown.

The mayor recognized the anger of many citizens with the U.S. healthcare industry, but condemned the social media response regarding the shooting death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

Members of the National Association of Letter Carriers union rallied in Bath Beach on Sunday for higher wages. "I like to say we're ‘Blue Santa,’ which is delivering all the presents for everybody else, but can't even afford to buy presents," said a Brooklyn postal worker.

With approval from Community Board 8, Atlantic Avenue, between Vanderbilt and Nostrand Avenues, will eventually see major development with added housing, businesses and updated streetscapes.

New York Giants, take note! The next Sequon Barkley plays for the 9U Mo Better Jaguars football team in Brownsville, Brooklyn.

Tom Homan, the incoming border czar, later told Fox News that the officials discussed bringing federal agents to Rikers Island and police precincts.

Noxious odors from the installation of a sewer control tank on Nevins Street have plagued residents for over a year.