A chance to check out the interiors behind the architectural beauty of Bed Stuy is coming up in October with the 48th edition of the Brownstoners of Bedford-Stuyvesant house tour.
"We owe them the truth. We owe them the stories.
By Greg David, The City Reporter This article was originally published on September 9 at 5 a.m.
Brooklyn’s District Attorney’s Office is expanding its support for victims of violent crime with a new $354,000 federal grant aimed at helping victims and their families in the immediate aftermath of homicides and…
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Construction is famously labor intensive: direct labor makes up close to 50% of the cost of constructing a new single-family home in the US, compared to around 6 to 8% of the cost of manufacturing a car.
The long overdue disclosure of reams of air quality records by the administration of Mayor Zohran Mamdani this week offered advocates and survivors some answers for what they knew for the last quarter-century: that the…
Anita Hack cared for her Queens house for more than three decades, establishing a foothold for her multi-generational family in the city — even as the house repeatedly flooded over the years.
Pedestrianizing FiDi, or making it a "Low-Traffic Neighborhood," would be a model for the world, says the area's Council member.
The Council leader is not buying the city's excuses for paring back the crucial upgrades.
There is a lot of sadness to go around. Plus the news.
The Landmarks Preservation Commission signed off on the design for a 10-unit condo project that will include a modern new building and the restoration of an historic firehouse.
The 50 most dangerous arterial roads in New York City are collectively within a quarter-mile of over 2,300 schools and child care centers, according to a new report from a pair of street safety advocacy groups.
With its long-planned shift to a zero-emissions bus fleet slowed by underperforming electric technology, the MTA plans to order 650 new coaches that rely on compressed natural gas.
Pre-K and kindergarten classes at P.S. 372 The Children’s School in Gowanus were temporarily moved out of the basement of the school’s annex building, where contaminants are lingering in the air even after a mitigation…
The 42-unit residential conversion of a former Roman Catholic school at 560 Sterling Place in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, is well underway.
Lawmakers approved John Mangin to chair the Board of Standards and Appeals, following a tense nomination hearing where some criticized him as dismissive to local residents' concerns about new development.
Council approves additional measures celebrating the Feast of San Gennaro, honoring the life and contributions of Alvin Ailey, and creating a new registry of historical African American burial sites Council also voted…
Innovo Property Group signed expansive leases for two industrial tenants in one of the company’s developments in Long Island City, Queens.
This story was originally published by Chalkbeat.
A Crown Heights man will spend the rest of his life behind bars for killing a Georgia man during a high-end sneaker transaction in Red Hook, then setting his body and rental car on fire and lying to investigators about…
"This will be the embodiment of the dream to have more transit-oriented development," the governor said.
The Interborough Express (IBX) — a new light rail line between Brooklyn and Queens — will take at least five years to complete, MTA Chair and CEO Janno Lieber said this week.
This story was originally published by Healthbeat.
A Brooklyn developer got a higher calling for its latest multifamily project.
As Mayor Zohran Mamdani took measures to remember and release records related to September 11, survivor family members at two Downtown rallies asked the mayor not to attend the Ground Zero memorial and protested some of…
Cops said a "person of interest" was taken into custody.
Coney Island Preparatory Public Charter School is moving from its Gravesend, Brooklyn, location to none other than Coney Island.
Architect Luki Anderson's clients know they can count on her for carefully considered, clean-lined design, sensitivity to historic detail, and shots of bold, fresh color.
A citywide entrepreneurial growth accelerator for established minority- and women-owned businesses has launched applications for its exclusive 12-week initiative, operated by the Greater Jamaica Development Corporation…