BROOKLYN – There is just one day left to give feedback on the Citi Bike Phase 3 expansion, which means...
Schools Can Reopen, Everyone Has To get Tested, Kids Have To Opt In – Will They?
Governor Andrew Cuomo announced today in a call with the press that all schools in the red and orange zones...
Don’t Forget To Move Clock Back One Hour On Sunday
It’s that time of year again! Daylight Saving Time ends on November 1, so, don’t forget to move your clock...
A Tale of Two Avenues: Avenue U Deals With Split Cluster Regulations
Red Zone split Avenue U down the middle, shuttering similar businesses on one side, keeping them open on the other.
Fort Greene’s 22nd Annual Great PUPKin Goes Virtual (PHOTOS)
This year's top costume is Mini-Fauci Fights Coronavirus.
Man Dies After Being Set On Fire
Patrick Winkler, a 46-year-old man from Kips Bay, has died from the injuries.
Remembering This Year One Tattoo At A Time
Tattoo Parlors “slammed” since reopening, inking tributes and lasting reminders of this time.
Halloween Spirit In Brooklyn: Fear And Sadness Won’t Stop Safe Celebrations
Whether it's a chill night in or a celebration with close friends, the festivities will continue.
Eight Years Since Hurricane Sandy And There’s Still More Work To Be Done
It's raining outside, so let's pretend there's a storm tomorrow. Will there be floods? Yes. Will people's basements get flooded? Yes. Will the power go out? Yes.
Pedestrians Will Get A Few Seconds Headstart On The Corner Where 7-Year-Old Was Killed In Bath Beach
BATH BEACH – Just one month after seven-year-old Sama Ali was killed crossing the street on her scooter, local politicians...
Brooklyn Landlords Hit With Class Actions for Tricky Rent Math After Taking Tax Breaks
“Landlords are committing dual theft — on tenants and taxpayers — by registering rents at inflated amounts,” Carr said.
Green-Wood Cemetery’s Dia de los Muertos Ofrenda Offers Beauty and Hope for Troubled Times
“We can’t all be in the same room together, but we can mourn together,” Weil said. “And we can go beyond mourning to celebrate the lives that we’ve lost.”
Five People Shot, Two Teenagers Killed In Three Separate Shootings
Sixteen-year-old shot, 17- and 18-year-olds killed. Just some of the victims of last night's violence.
Driven Crazy: Alternate Side Parking Rules Stay In Effect in Brooklyn Red Zone
“They want you to stay home as much as possible. How am I supposed to do that when I need to leave my house for parking?”
This Week In Brooklyn: Early Voting, Flu Vaccines, Violence & Faith
BROOKLYN – Have you gotten your flu shots yet? You still have time! The NYC Health Department released early data...
