News • Page 259 of 2711 • Brooklyn Paper

DSC_5329-1200×800-1

AMNY

Brooklyn grocery store shooting leaves two people injured, suspect still at large

Manhattan_bound_R143_L_train_at_New_Lots-1200×896-1

AMNY

Brooklyn man fatally slashed during fight on L train: cops

Adams-Hanif_hearing-1200×802-1

AMNY

Adams admin confirms Bronx tent shelter won’t comply with city’s ‘right to shelter’ laws in City Council hearing

collage september top stories

News

Wake me up when September ends: Here are Brooklyn Paper’s top stories of the month, feat. union elections, book bans, and sewage

By Ximena Del Cerro

bric town hall

Politics

BRIC brings back in-person town halls, BP Reynoso discusses housing

By Ben Brachfeld

51585659873_2053d7ed2d_c

AMNY

Manhattan Supreme Court judge kicks Assembly map drawing back to embattled Independent Redistricting Commission

Little Amal visits Bay Ridge to raise awareness on the refugee crisis

Bay Ridge

‘Like from a movie,’ Little Amal travels Brooklyn to spread message of refugee visibility

By Jada Camille

GettyImages-1309631308-1200×800-1

AMNY

Brooklyn police shooting: Cops open fire, injure suspect whom they thought was armed

Screen Shot 2022-09-29 at 5.29.20 PM

Bushwick

Cops in search of duo who brutally robbed man in Bushwick

By Jessica Parks

52393774273_4a3ba70bf5_c

PoliticsNY

City Council passes bills to improve 311 service, set up online portal for small businesses

malliotakis rose no lying

Politics

Rose challenges Malliotakis to ‘no lying’ election contest

By Ben Brachfeld

screenshot of proposed majority-asian district

Bath Beach

After Districting Commission rejects map, what’s the future of proposed majority-Asian southern Brooklyn council district?

By Jessica Parks

kings county nurseries

Kings County Nurseries to be replaced by pair of 7-story apartment buildings

By Anna Bradley-Smith

DSC_6680-Copy-1200×708-2

AMNY

Brooklyn teen girl shot dead on front stoop, suspects still at large: NYPD

State Senator Andrew Gounardes, Councilmember Justin Brannan, Community Board 10 District Manager Josephine Beckmann, and former Congressman Max Rose call for DEP to finish sewer pipe repairs that began over 20 years ago.

Dyker Heights residents, pols call on city to finish Y2K-era sewer replacement amid flooding, sewage backups

By Jada Camille

rendering of broadway triangle affordable housing building

Housing

Work set to begin on long-contested Broadway Triangle affordable housing development

By Anna Bradley-Smith

whitehead

Canarsie

Two arrested for livestreamed robbery of “bling” Bishop Lamor Whitehead’s Canarsie parish

By Ben Brachfeld

Collage-Maker-28-Sep-2022-11.34-AM-1200×675-1

PoliticsNY

New poll gives Hochul 17-point edge in New York governor’s race, but Zeldin clings to belief that race is much closer

52387977237_f677ca5eda_c

PoliticsNY

Mayor Adams claims he was ‘not aware’ of reports his staffer urged Districting Commission appointees to reject City Council maps

apartment where space heater fire killed one and injured seven

Flatbush

Flatbush landlord sentenced to 6 months in prison after deadly space heater blaze

By Ben Brachfeld

More from Around New York

The Statue of Liberty in New York City, U.S., September 30, 2025.

What to do in queer NYC this weekend

Rev. Lawrence Craig, third from left; Pastor the Rev. Roger Jackson, fourth from left; First Lady, Sis. Kim Jackson, fifth from left; Sis. Herline Florival, organist; and some members of FSUMC Men's Group after Worship Service.

FSUMC hosts successful ‘Men’s Day’

Green Meadows Farm Brings Pumpkin Weekends to Queens

New York Family

Green Meadows Farm Brings Pumpkin Weekends to Queens

The former Nike outlet at 529 Broadway in SoHo, where IKEA plans to open its second Manhattan store. Ingka Investments purchased the building for $213 million.

IKEA’s Manhattan expansion includes SoHo and Midtown sites