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Fort Greene's bookstore will hold a panel discussion with fiction writers and experts on how to best create a story in a foreign culture.
"Go back to your country," the suspect yelled, and then punched the Guatemalan immigrant in the face, fracturing his nose, police said.
The museum will host a night jam packed with Irish heritage exhibits and workshops and, of course, beer and liquor.
Costumes are MANDATORY. 3 Winners will get $100.
Los Sures aims to help people who have lived in Williamsburg for generations to afford to keep living there.
"We charged more defendants and recovered more firearms than in any other case in Brooklyn’s history," said Brooklyn's district attorney.
Borough president Eric Adams is advancing his longterm plan to transform houses of worship into affordable housing complexes.
It will cost you millions to have a nice family home with a garden and grill smack dab in the middle of the trendiest neighborhood in NYC.
The 2 victims had both come out of the same nearby gay nightclub, police said.
He stole $400 in cash and a credit card from a 62-year-old man, cops said.
19-year-old Javon Craig was shot in the head just steps from where his older brother Rasheed was shot to death in 2009, cops said.
After an elderly man was killed while crossing Meeker Avenue on Tuesday, activists strengthened calls for work on the dangerous roadway.
Cops arrested Tamisha Harper and charged her with the murder of 78-year-old Edna Pierre-Jacques, who was found dead near a broken hammer.
It's an urban oasis and a dream life for anyone looking to settle down in Brooklyn Heights.
The Silent Barn wants you to come with your best Bikini Kill karaoke game.
Cops are looking for 4 people in connection with an overnight robbery in which they took a TV, 3 cell phones, 2 laptops, an iPad and $400.
Police were seeking a motive the day after a retired NYPD officer allegedly shot his landlord's boyfriend in the head in Greenpoint.
He stole $400 in cash from the café register, and a customer pushed him to the ground and gave the money back to a café employee.
Dozens of firefighters were working to put out the fire in the 12-story residential building on Schermerhorn St., the FDNY said.
Live updates: The Greenpoint shooter may have been targeting his landlord.
