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The Landmarks Preservation Commission on Tuesday castigated a Parks Department proposal to move and shrink Fort Greene Park’s neglected Spanish Memorial Plaque. The plaque — … Continue reading →

When the subject of community boards comes up, most people will unfortunately roll their eyes and find a reason to change the topic. It’s not … Continue reading →

There are no carpenters assigned to maintain the Coney Island Boardwalk year-round, despite the frequent damage that the heavily-trafficked landmark sustains, a Parks Department official … Continue reading →

Police in Bushwick are investigating the death of a 35-year-old man found behind the wheel of a parked car on Monday afternoon. Officers from the … Continue reading →

City Council Candidate Shahana Hanif secured the backing of 100 women leaders this week, as she vies to replace term-limited Councilmember Brad Lander. If elected, … Continue reading →

A Greenpoint librarian is launching a monthly virtual garment sewing group, fostering a community of needle threaders who enjoy making their own clothes. Brooklyn Public … Continue reading →

The NYPD and community members helped cleanup graffiti across the city Saturday, one brush stroke at a time — and even the city’s top cop … Continue reading →

Hundreds of fun-lovers flocked to the Coney Island amusement district to whirl around its parks’ famous rides for the first time in more than a … Continue reading →

A Brooklyn man was arrested on hate crime charges for allegedly assaulting two Asian-American New Yorkers in separate attacks. Joseph Russo, 27, was charged with … Continue reading →

A hit-and-run victim died from his injuries Monday, almost two months after a driver struck him while crossing Atlantic Avenue.  Michael Williams, 45, who was … Continue reading →

A Bensonhurst teacher was arrested Wednesday on charges that he allegedly raped his underage former girlfriend during an encounter nearly four years ago, police reported. … Continue reading →

New Yorkers strongly support a return to overnight subway service, according to a recent survey — marking a rejection of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s current … Continue reading →

Residents of Sunset Park and Red Hook’s City Council District 38 have the opportunity to vote for the projects they’d like to see funded through … Continue reading →

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An item on the participatory budgeting ballot in Council District 39 could help one Brooklyn mom memorialize her son — and create a new public … Continue reading →

Almost 600 child sex abuse lawsuits have been filed against the Catholic Church’s Diocese of Brooklyn since the passage of the state’s Child Victims Act … Continue reading →

Detectives in Brooklyn are looking to find out what led a 46-year-old man to shoot his female companion and her two daughters dead inside their … Continue reading →

Mayor Bill de Blasio’s goal of vaccinating five million New Yorkers against COVID-19 by June is inching towards completion, the mayor announced on Monday. “This … Continue reading →

The Brooklyn Academy of Music will host its first live performance in over a year this week, marking a gradual return to normal as vaccinations … Continue reading →

Coney Island’s Luna Park will join Deno’s in reopening next week, the park’s operator announced on April 2, following a yearlong closure spurred by the … Continue reading →

Since October, I’ve been fortunate to have this space to express myself as I please. I use it to opine for and against various policies … Continue reading →

It’s an exciting time in New York politics!  At the state level, New York is in the process of distributing vaccines to everyone over 30 … Continue reading →

A Staten Island man was arrested Thursday for allegedly bribing an employee of the city’s economy-boosting arm to fast-track his approval to lease the Mill … Continue reading →

Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed legislation on Wednesday that will make recreational marijuana usage legal in New York and establish the necessary agencies to regulate the … Continue reading →

Bicycling has been a favorite pastime for many Brooklynites long before the COVID-19 pandemic ushered in a two-wheeled boom last year.  As the weather warms … Continue reading →

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The city must build two massive tanks to retain stormwater along the Gowanus Canal by 2029, according to an order by the federal Environmental Protection … Continue reading →

They’re often at odds with each other, but Mayor Bill de Blasio and Gov. Andrew Cuomo have much in common when it comes to legalizing … Continue reading →

Last week we once saw hate turn deadly, when a gunman went to three separate massage parlors in the Atlanta area and killed eight people, … Continue reading →

All New Yorkers 30 and older will be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine starting Tuesday, and all residents 16 and older will be eligible on … Continue reading →

84TH PRECINCT Brooklyn Heights–DUMBO–Boerum Hill–Downtown Watch your back! A pair of brutes bagged a man’s backpack on High Street on March 17. The victim told cops … Continue reading →

The city will close two Brooklyn ferry stops for eight-to-10 weeks starting April 5, as part of two multi-million-dollar dock overhauls — just in time … Continue reading →

Recipients of the COVID-19 vaccine aren’t only protected from a deadly virus — they’re also eligible for a free cheesecake! Beloved pastry purveyors at Junior’s … Continue reading →

How many Asian-Americans have to be killed before other people realize there is a pattern? The past year of pandemic has seen every type of … Continue reading →

The owners of a Brighton Beach lot that will soon house a men’s homeless shelter have chosen a different service provider to run the facility, … Continue reading →

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A new outdoor art installation in Fort Greene provides space for residents to take a moment and catch their breath. Breathing Pavilion, an installation by … Continue reading →

Svetlana Lipyanskaya became the first permanent female chief executive officer of Coney Island Hospital on Jan. 4, 2020, just weeks before the COVID-19 pandemic began … Continue reading →

A friendly pod of dolphins swam along the Greenpoint waterfront in the East River on Tuesday morning, stunning onlookers who watched on land from WNYC … Continue reading →

Detectives are questioning a suspect in the murder of a 24-year-old man who was stabbed to death just steps away from the front door of … Continue reading →

The co-owner of a popular Brooklyn-based health food chain had been secretly slinging drugs for four years, prosecutors allege. Police arrested Anastasios Verteouris — who … Continue reading →

A wild argument on a Brooklyn street turned deadly on Sunday night when a gunman fatally pulled the trigger on his rival, police said. Cops … Continue reading →

Transit gurus are “studying” a fix to Dumbo’s treacherous York Street subway station, which serves as the neighborhood’s sole subway stop and has only one … Continue reading →

Brooklynites can now zip around town aboard a sleek new electric two wheeler, as Unagi Scooters officially launched in the borough on March 17 — … Continue reading →

The corner of Verona Place and Fulton Street in Bedford-Stuyvesant was officially co-named Yusuf Kirriem Hawkins Way on Friday, in honor of the victim of … Continue reading →

As the vaccine rollout continues and the state’s leadership looks to get life back to normal, Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Friday announced a partnership with … Continue reading →

I learned democracy in Brooklyn but lived it in Iowa. My Spanish immigrant father, in the 1950s, walked the streets of Flatbush as if he … Continue reading →