For residents in Brownsville, one of the city's neighborhoods most vulnerable to extreme heat, the improvements could make a significant difference.

New pilot program brings cooler, greener bus shelters to Brownsville

Residents who live near the site told News 12 they have dealt with persistent noise, dust, debris and what they believe are questionable construction practices since demolition work began.

Demolition site in Downtown Brooklyn shut down after equipment collapse; neighbors raise ongoing safety concerns

Residents across Brooklyn spent another day keeping an eye on rising water as heavy rain moved through the borough early Sunday.

Flooding lingers in Brooklyn neighborhoods after heavy rain

Police initially reported that approximately 60 people were expected to attend the planned protest. However, videos posted on social media and Citizen appeared to show crowds growing throughout the day.

Protesters rally outside City Hall over Mayor Mamdani's attendance at 9/11 Memorial

Advocates and parents say the problem is not new and could have significant consequences for students with disabilities and their families.

More Than 2,000 NYC students with disabilities could start school without bus service

The Brooklyn-based mas band is celebrating its 11th year participating in the West Indian Day Parade. What began with competing in carnival events across the country has evolved into bringing their own vision to one of the largest celebrations of Caribbean culture in the United States.

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