By Alan Neuhauser, Trevor Kapp COBBLE HILL -- A woman draped in a sheet climbed into an NY1 news van and allegedly attacked Vivian Lee as the veter...

A 5-year-old deaf boy hit by a yellow cab this weekend is brain dead, The New York Daily News reports. Timothy Keith was struck after darting onto...

When offered the opportunity to meet and talk together with neighbors in a collaborative process, and to use shared resources to confront common problems and improve our community, people respond enthusiastically.

I've been thinking that Brooklyn is very similar to what Paris was like nearly a century ago. The only thing missing is the ubiquitous smoke rising from the lips of the young and literary.

Popular satirical "blog to book" 'Stuff White People Like' has been making fun of ironic tattoos, pretentious coffee and indie music fans since 2008. ...

Wallpaper has become of the hottest new home design trends in the past few years. People have begun taking the initiative and purchasing the paper th...

Channel 7 stopped by Sweet Melissa for its annual pie baking marathon. They bake 750 beautiful handmade pies in anticipation for Thanksgiving, includi...

From Amy Abate, Citysearch Brooklyn's Cobble Hill neighborhood offers an abundance of high-end restaurants and bars and divey late-night spots. Whe...

Our friends over at The Cut have posted a tour of the new Barney's co-op with Barneys creative director Simon Doonan, and it's looking good! Doonan ...

Trendy upscale department store Barneys New York is planning to open its first-ever location in Brooklyn, according to sources close to the situation....

You don't have to like whiskey to enjoy yourself at Char No. 4, though if you do, you will think you've died and gone to heaven. It also helps if you like fried food, pork and barbecue.

Bob Zuckerman does not want to wait for the economic stimulus package to drip down to Brooklyn's quickly emptying storefronts.