Citing the difficulties of accessing virtual community meetings for those without Internet access, a Brooklyn judge upheld a temporary restraining order against the controversial Spice Factory rezoning.
After a developer pledged to include apartments for low-income residents but not to build a homeless shelter, the plan got a major boost Tuesday.
Prospect Heights community board members pushed back against a developer’s plans to construct an 18-story, 316-unit apartment complex.
One year ago, an onslaught of the coronavirus pandemic forced New Yorkers into their homes, fracturing communities and relegating social connection to the digital sphere.
A recent virtual public meeting about the controversial development was capped at only 100 participants although 50,000 people signed a petition opposing the towers.
The mass-vaccination hub at Medgar Evers College in Crown Heights finally started inoculating some of Brooklyn’s most vulnerable on February 24.
Beefed-up bus service will help transport eligible Brooklynites to the new vaccine mega-site at Medgar Evers College in Crown Heights, state officials announced Monday.
The vaccine rollout in New York has been marked with shortages and confusion, with those eligible finding the process of securing an appointment for the life-saving jab onerous and time-consuming.
When Atlantic Avenue bistro Bacchus began a temporary shutdown in November due to COVID and left their staff out of work, the resourceful employees hatched an idea.
A Flatbush homeowner has been inundated with putrid sewage in his basement for nearly a month due to a sewer back-up on his block.
