An all-hands fire broke out on the ground floor of 175 Water St. in DUMBO between Pearl and Jay streets, at 11:22 p.m.

When Paul Randazzo Sr., patriarch of  Randazzo’s Clam Bar, died on Aug. 12, 2024, at 66, it was a hard loss for the family and business.

A collection of topical political cartoons from various artists curated by the Brooklyn Eagle editorial staff.

Personnel from the city’s Department of Buildings and Metropolitan Transit Authority examine the scene in front of the Hotel St. George on Sunday, Aug. 3 in Brooklyn Heights. Photo: Mary Frost ...

Perspectives on Brooklyn Marine Terminal redevelopment focusing on housing growth, job creation, traffic and preserving maritime heritage.

RED HOOK — The giant cruise ship MSC Meraviglia currently towers over the Western Brooklyn waterfront. But come fall 2026, the 2,224-room vessel, which has been operating out of the Red Hook ...

Jubilation was in the air, as it has been for the past 30-plus years along Fifth Avenue, as community members once again came together.

ON THIS DAY IN 1868, the Brooklyn Daily Eagle reprinted the following ...

The return of the Summer Stroll along Third Avenue, a Bay Ridge staple for more than a decade, drew thousands to the southern end.

Spoiler — the ice cream isn’t actually made with human breast milk, but traditional cow’s milk, flavored with bovine colostrum.

THE MTA HAS INSTALLED protective platform safety barriers at 56 subway stations, with 21 of them in Brooklyn, Gov. Kathy Hochul said.

A FEDERAL JUDGE IN MASSACHUSETTS on Friday, July 25 blocked the Trump administration from ending birthright citizenship.