This week: Trump Administration Considers Sweeping Census & Redistricting Data Changes; NYC Speaker Menin Appoints 2030 Census Task Force; Will Onondaga County Considers Compromise on Term Limits?; MEC Offers Census…
Mayor Zohran Mamdani is allocating a large chunk of an $8.4 million small-business grant package toward strengthening merchant groups and business improvement districts, and, in some neighborhoods, laying the groundwork…
This story was originally published by Documented.
An affordable housing lottery has launched for an under-construction eight-story, 369-unit building on Red Hook’s Columbia Street.
This renovated Bed Stuy brownstone is a two-family, but the whole house is being offered up for rent.
City Limits rounds up the latest housing and land use-related events and public hearings, plus affordable housing lotteries that are ending soon.
by Olivia Seaman, Brooklyn Paper The acclaimed Brooklyn Book Festival will return next month with eight days of events featuring hundreds of authors, booksellers, and literary organizations.
In the News NYC Congestion Pricing Has Little Effect on Air Quality: Study [NYT] Mom of Five Dies in Ocean Hill Bar After Struck by Stray Bullet [NYP] Vessels That Sank in Gowanus Canal Could Be Scrapped [NYP] Brooklyn…
A federal judge has allowed the lawsuit of a prominent NYPD critic who alleges police officials leaked details of her sexual assault to move forward, bucking the city’s attempts to have the case tossed.
Millionaires who captured more than half of all of New York City’s income growth since the pandemic.
State facilities detain prisoners suspected of ingesting contraband in “special watch” cells for days or weeks.
But the DA won't say who the employee is.
The robo-taxi company wants to push back on some recent coverage, so let's have it.
It's time for Monday's headlines!
The most popular listings on Brownstoner this week include a Dyker Heights house, a Bay Ridge row house, and a Park Slope brownstone.
It’s business as usual at the Brooklyn Navy Yard — at least for now.
Rite Aid-Replacing Tower Coming to Corner of Smith and President?
“What you’re looking for … is the person’s soul, the essence, what their perspective on the world was, as well as what people thought of them and what motivated them.
President Donald Trump backed fellow Republican Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman in his race against Gov.
Hermès is set to open any day now on the corner of North 6th and Berry Street in Williamsburg.
Rep. Ritchie Torres and Rep. George Latimer introduced legislation Thursday that would require U.S.
A coalition of privacy advocates, local lawmakers and artists gathered outside Moynihan Train Hall, across from Madison Square Garden, on Aug.
U.S. Rep. Gregory Meeks has called on Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to restore the name of Queens soldier Sgt.
New York Focus found dire failures in patient care at several homes in the chain, but conditions have still markedly improved since before the settlement.
New York City is expanding outreach to homeowners in flood-prone areas of Queens to see whether they would consider selling their homes to the government as part of a climate adaptation program.
Our picks for open houses to check out this weekend are found in Midwood, Sunset Park, Bed Stuy, and Windsor Terrace.
Taskforce brings together community leaders, census experts, advocates, and trusted voices to develop best practices and recommendations for the Office of the Census ahead of 2030 Census NEW YORK – New York City Council…
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“A most bewildering and frightening awareness of man’s position in a technological society he found he neither understood nor controlled … brought fears and a sudden exhilaration.
by Kirstyn Brendlen, Brooklyn Paper A new musical about Emily Warren Roebling, “the woman who saved the Brooklyn Bridge,” has arrived in Fort Greene.