"NCIS: New York" cast serves up free pizza to veterans in Brooklyn
Prince Street Pizza marked Veterans Day with a celebrity shift behind the counter: free slices for veterans and a fundraiser for the American Red Cross.
Brooklyn community shaken after "catastrophic" building collapse
Brooklyn residents were left stunned and shaken after Wednesday's building collapse.
NYC Ferry vessels to bring marine science to thousands of students
A partnership between the Billion Oyster Project and NYC Ferry aims to put about 10,000 students a year on the water to learn about marine ecology, oyster restoration and maritime career opportunities.
Study finds health disparities for women with atrial fibrillation
Northwell Health researchers followed 165,000 patients over several years, finding a significant gender gap in access to catheter ablation, a procedure used to treat the common heart rhythm disorder.
Brooklyn gas station may be source of gasoline odor, officials say
More than 235 odor complaints have been logged across Southern Brooklyn in the past month.
Proposed bike boulevard, B65 bus changes divide Brooklyn community
A petition opposing the city's proposed bike boulevard has drawn more than 2,600 signatures, while supporters say the changes could make streets safer for cyclists and pedestrians.
Former pro dancer uses movement to help people with Parkinson's disease
After her own Parkinson's diagnosis ended her professional dance career, Pam Quinn turned decades of training into a program helping others manage the disease through movement.
Brooklyn Victorian trolley tour explores the borough's darker history
Madame Morbid's Trolley Tours takes passengers through stories of mob murders, forgotten cemeteries, deadly accidents and the paranormal.
Brooklyn Public Library project honors history of African burial grounds
Community members gather for a ground blessing ceremony ahead of construction on a new Brooklyn Public Library building expected to open in 2028.
Coney Island Yard gets multi-million upgrades 14 years after Superstorm Sandy
A reinforced flood wall, elevated cable bridge and new drainage system are designed to reduce the risk of future storm damage.
NYC's Brighton Beach grandmother beauty pageant celebrates its 25th year
The annual pageant brings grandmothers together for a day of elaborate costumes, performances and friendly competition. One 89-year-old Holocaust survivor is preparing to return to the stage.
NYCHA complex in Brooklyn gets playground using recycled cork
A pilot program brought half a million corks to NYCHA's Marlboro Houses in Gravesend, where advocates hope the renewable material could be used in more public spaces across New York City.
MTA suspends fare enforcement after Brooklyn man allegedly assaulted
Kyle Taylor alleges MTA employees assaulted him during a fare dispute on Oct. 6. The authority says it is indefinitely suspending its fare evasion program, called the EAGLE team.
Breast cancer upends lives of young women navigating motherhood
Two survivors share their experiences with breast cancer, from treatment during pregnancy to a diagnosis after preventive surgery, and their efforts to raise awareness.
Queens healthcare worker turns cancer diagnosis into mission to help others
After six years of treatment, Lily Cabezon is using her experience living with breast cancer to support patients and advocate for research funding and awareness.