Latest News from Brooklyn, NYC

A new sexual assault allegation against Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner has prompted Brooklyn Democrats to redirect their campaign efforts.

Military strikes in the Strait of Hormuz send Brent crude oil past $76 a barrel, sparking economic anxiety and community vigils in southern Brooklyn.

A commercial high-rise in Brooklyn is evacuated after support columns buckle, causing severe traffic delays and triggering calls for construction reform.

The Pentagon deploys guided-missile destroyers to the Gulf of Oman as maritime conflict escalates, causing concern across south Brooklyn communities.

Graham Platner faces intense bipartisan calls to exit the Maine Senate race after a new sexual assault allegation draws condemnation from Bernie Sanders.

NYPD detectives are searching for a gunman after a 30-year-old man was shot inside a Canarsie apartment building hallway late Thursday night.

MTA officials announced that student transit cards in Brooklyn will transition to a digital format starting next term to streamline daily commutes.

Localized windstorms brought down large trees and powerlines across south Brooklyn, causing major traffic delays and power outages Friday morning.

Over sixty arrests were made in Brooklyn this week as NYPD increased high-visibility patrols along commercial avenues and transit hubs.