Senior mother and her caretaker son found dead in Downtown Brooklyn apartment • Brooklyn Paper
According to police sources, residents at 270 Jay St. in Downtown Brooklyn called the police around 1 p.m.…
Assembly Member Carroll presents Brooklyn Public Library with $180K for decodable books • Brooklyn Paper
(L-R) Linda Johnson and Robert Carroll read “Dogs at Work” to a group of 1st Graders from P.S.…
NYSNA nurses call for healthcare protection during week of action • Brooklyn Paper
New York State Nurses Association (NYSNA) nurses continued their second week of action at rallies from Manhattan to…
‘Detonator:’ Brooklyn paramedic channels years of EMS experience into new comic • Brooklyn Paper
Brooklyn-based paramedic James Parrish recently released his debut novel, “Detonator,” after eight years of work. Photos courtesy of…
Whole Foods Market Daily Shop to open on Grand Street in December • Brooklyn Paper
A Whole Foods Market Daily Shop is set to open in Brooklyn in December. Photo courtesy of Whole…
Brooklyn Starbucks baristas join national ‘Red Cup Rebellion,’ striking for a fair contract • Brooklyn Paper
Over one thousand Starbucks baristas at about 65 unionized stores in 40+ cities across the country walked off…
Suspects sought for robbing man in broad daylight in East Flatbush: NYPD • Brooklyn Paper
The suspects sought for robbing a man in East Flatbush. Photos courtesy of the NYPD
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Suspect who stabbed man in Brooklyn while selling a moped still on the lam • Brooklyn Paper
Police say they are searching for a suspect who stabbed a man in Brooklyn last month during the…
Park Slope Barnes & Noble reopens after four-month renovation with new design, expanded kids’ department • Brooklyn Paper
The Park Slope Barnes & Noble reopened on Wednesday after a four-month renovation. Photo courtesy of Barnes &…
Repeated flooding threatens Clinton Hill businesses as city infrastructure falters • Brooklyn Paper
Private Picassos, an art studio in Clinton Hill, is one of many local businesses suffering from flood damage…
Brannan’s ‘Vision for All’ program takes off, providing free eye care to low-income New Yorkers • Brooklyn Paper
Council Member Justin Brannan announced early results of the “Vision for All” program, reaching over 200 New Yorkers…
Local pols lead relief effort for Hurricane Melissa victims • Brooklyn Paper
Brooklyn politicians are hosting a resource drive to aid those affected by Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica. REUTERS/Raquel Cunha…