At least five feral cats who had been trapped inside a shuttered school at Sheepshead Bay Houses were freed by rescuers and NYCHA employees this week as the felines’ predicament — and the city's response — sparked controversy in the neighborhood.

Looking for weekend plans? Catch a Summer Stroll, sip & paint, or stargaze.

Brooklyn saw a more modest 1.12 inches overall, though some areas were harder hit than others. Flood-prone Gowanus was largely spared, while Prospect Park recorded 2.37 inches of rainfall.

On the 65th anniversary of Medicaid, Brooklyn residents — and many of its hospitals – were bracing for the impact of massive federal health spending cuts included in President Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill.”

Authorities indicted a Bay Ridge man on multiple charges for  allegedly stealing more than $104,000 in COVID-19 relief funds and a scheme to get on the 2024 Democratic primary ballot for U.S. Senate by using fraudulent election petitions.

Ample Hills Creamery has unveiled its latest frosty delight: “The Little Dipper” — a 3.5-ounce creation touted as a “tiny scoop of joy with stardust in its swirl.”

City environmental officials finished restoring three acres of wetlands in Fort Sparrow Marsh to improve the health of Jamaica Bay, a joint group of city agencies announced Thursday.

An affordable housing lottery has launched for a recently built luxury skyscraper on a major Downtown Brooklyn intersection.

The Brooklyn Museum, one of the city’s most iconic cultural institutions, is now accessible to Brodsky Organization residents through a new yearlong partnership.

The certification came days after the BOE announced it had discovered two separate incidents of alleged voter fraud in the race and referred both to the DA’s office for further investigation.

A fast-moving storm that tore through Marine Park on July 25 did more than just knock down trees — it sparked growing fears among residents that aging, damaged street trees could pose a serious threat to their safety and property.

The initiative supports the borough president's ongoing efforts to address stark maternal health disparities in Black and Brown communities. @ReynosoBrooklyn

The second installment of Bay Ridge’s Summer Stroll on Third brought life and energy to the southern stretch of the avenue Friday night.

Protesters with Demilitarize Brooklyn Navy Yard are calling for the eviction of two tenants they say supply military equipment to Israel, while its parent corporation disputes the claims and defends the companies as longstanding, law-abiding tenants.

In an area with few similar options, the store will carry natural and traditional wines and spirits from small makers.

The Adams administration will be allowed to remove part of the Bedford Avenue bike lane as a legal battle about the lane's long-term future continues.

Police in Bushwick are questioning a suspect in an early-morning shooting that left a man seriously wounded on Monday.

“This is a great day for Coney Island."

Kerin Martucci has always given to others—now, as she battles aggressive breast cancer, her mom hopes for a birthday message from Brooklyn’s own Adam Sandler to lift her spirits.

Maimonides Health’s new Psychiatric Emergency Department, funded by HUD, will open Aug. 5 to provide specialized behavioral health care.