Monalesa Brackett says she was 17 when she competed in her first pageant, with her mother by her side, who supported her every step of the way. 

Brooklyn woman places in Top 5 at Miss New York USA, traces roots back to Bed-Stuy HS

Multiple 311 complaints have been placed dating back to 2020. The most recent one was last month, but they say the city keeps closing the tickets without taking action.

Bay Ridge couple says city tree poses threat to home, city hasn't helped

The Parks Department said a broken pipe was the hold up.

Red Hook Pool reopens following months of repairs

The lien sale process allows the city to sell delinquent property debts—such as unpaid water bills or property taxes—to private buyers, who can then initiate foreclosure proceedings if the debt remains unpaid.

Brooklyn man says he lost ownership of home over water bill he didn't know about

Located at 202 Tillary St., the building is still under construction but already drawing attention for its modern design and skyline views.

Affordable apartments open in Downtown Brooklyn, but some raise safety concerns

According to the NYPD, the shooting took place at 533 Ocean Ave. One man was struck by police gunfire.