A century-old F train stop in Brooklyn is being rebuilt with three ADA elevators, ramps and a new canopy as the MTA advances a multi-billion accessibility plan.

A 53-year-old cyclist was killed after a cement truck struck him on 16th Avenue near 49th Street in Borough Park; police obtained video and are investigating.

HPD and BPL presented visioning results for a rebuild at New Utrecht, proposing hundreds of affordable units while neighbors voiced concerns about scale and parking.

A Gravesend crash involving an FDNY truck killed a 78‑year‑old Access‑A‑Ride passenger and sent multiple people, including firefighters, to area hospitals.

A Brooklyn federal jury on March 11 found a defendant guilty of illegally reentering the U.S. after deportation tied to a prior attempted rape of a child. Sentencing will be set in federal court.

NYPD posted a wanted alert after a Feb. 13 robbery on Glenwood Road in Brooklyn; a 29-year-old was punched and robbed of $150. Tips may be eligible for reward.

NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking tips after an 18‑year‑old was allegedly groped on a B41 bus near Flatbush & Empire. The suspect fled on foot; tip lines are open.

Julio Sandoval pleaded guilty to second-degree manslaughter and was sentenced to three to six years for the 2021 Atlantic Avenue hit-and-run that killed Jose Ramos.

The City Council approved turning 395 Flatbush Ave Ext into a 72‑story tower that will add roughly 1,263 homes, with about 25% permanently affordable. The vote moves the project into final approvals and permitting.

A Brooklyn NYPD officer has been arraigned on third‑degree rape and related sex‑offense charges tied to an alleged Sept. 28 party assault; he was released without bail and is due back May 8.

Costco has teamed with Sesame and IVI RMA to give members coordinated fertility care and steep discounts on medications — some drugs may be up to 80% cheaper.

A five-alarm fire collapsed a Sunset Park waterfront warehouse early March 11, 2026; two firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation as crews worked through the morning.

UBS has asked a Brooklyn judge to confirm that a 1999 settlement bars new Holocaust‑era claims after investigators found nearly 900 Nazi‑linked accounts at Credit Suisse.