In the News

• 1.5 Million New Yorkers Can’t Afford Food. Pantries Are Their Lifeline [NYT]
• Mayor Apologizes to Orthodox Leaders Over COVID-19 Communication [NYP]
• Woman, 73, Pushed Onto Clinton Hill Subway Tracks [NYDN]
• Man Who Killed Spumoni Gardens Owner Sentenced [NYDN]
• MTA Christens New Elevators at Bedford Avenue L Station [BP]
• Pols Stand With Protesters Fighting Williamsburg Pipeline [BP]
• Checking In on Myrtle Avenue’s Excellent Castro’s [Gothamist]
• Uncertainty About When Schools in Brooklyn Hot Spots Will Reopen [Gothamist]
• Commercial Eviction Ban Extended Through End of 2020 [amNY]
• Initiative Steps In to Address Neighborhood Trash Pile-ups [Bushwick Daily]
• Brooklyn Home Sales Drop by 57 Percent, But Prices Rise [TRD]

In the News

• Understatement Is the New Luxury in Brooklyn and Beyond [NYT]
• Brooklyn Business Owners on Edge Over COVID-19 Closure Zones [NYP]
• De Blasio Says Could Be Weeks Before Restrictions in Hot Spots Lifted [NYP]
• East New York Pot Farm Goes Up in Smoke After Two-Alarm Inferno [BP]
• Catsimatidis to Continue Plans to Expand Ocean Drive Complex [BP]
• Brooklyn Women’s Exchange Opens for in-Person Shopping [BHB]
• Thousands of Child Care Slots Promised to Working Parents Missing [The City]
• Cuomo Looks to Alter Brooklyn and Queens ‘Red Zone’ Lines This Week [amNY]
• Construction Worker Falls Into Hole at Coney Island Site [Pix 11]
• Couple Opens Eastern European Pop-up out of Bed Stuy Apartment [Grub Street]
• A 15-Story Mixed-Use Building Coming to Wolcott Street in Red Hook [NYY]
• New Five-Story Mixed-Use Building Planned for Greenpoint Avenue [NYY]

In the News

• In City Schools, Only 18 Positives Out of 10,676 Tests [NYT]
• State Shuts Down Massive Williamsburg Hasidic Wedding [NYT]
• How a New Virus Lockdown Turned New York Into Two Cities [NYT]
• Casket Outside Cobble Hill Nursing Home Filled With Cuomo’s Book [NYP]
• Activists Scrawl Brooklyn Housing Court Building With Graffiti [NYP]
• Brooklyn Free School Looks to Sell Clinton Hill Building [BP]
• Anti-Fracking Activists Again Break Into ‘Burg Pipeline Construction Site [BP]
• Cyclists Snub Brooklyn Bridge as Other Spans Draw More Pedal Power [The City]
• Early Results Show Faster Transit Trips on Jay Street Busway [Streetsblog]
• The Next Mayor’s Next City [Curbed]
• The City’s Best Birria Taco Truck Opens New Location in Williamsburg [Eater]
• Makeshift Subway Shrine to Mercury Spotted in Bed Stuy [Untapped Cities]
• Six-Story Residential Building Coming to Dean Street in Prospect Heights [NYY]