How Williamsburg’s Brooklyn Cupcake Survived Small Business Challenges and a Pandemic
On the Tuesday before Thanksgiving, Carmen Rodriguez, owner of Brooklyn Cupcake, was in Florida, loo...
Kirstyn Brendlen
Tower Records Reemerges in Williamsburg With New Creative Hub for Music
Sixteen years after Tower Records was forced to close all of their physical stores, the once-giant m...
Attorney General Sues Bay Ridge Landlord Over Alleged Defrauding of Tenants
New York Attorney General Letitia James is suing a Bay Ridge landlord who allegedly defrauded his te...
Ten Years After Hurricane Sandy, a Look at the Devastation and Recovery
Ten years ago this Saturday, October 29, Superstorm Sandy slammed into the southern coast of New Jer...
Rent-Stabilized Sunset Park Tenants Displaced by Fire File Suit Against Landlords and DOB
Tenants of a rent-stabilized Sunset Park apartment building that was ravaged by a fire last fall hav...
Bed Stuy Tenants Take Landlords Back to Court, Saying They Failed to Make Ordered Repairs
Tenants of a Bedford-Stuyvesant apartment are seeking to hold their landlords in contempt of court a...
Downtown Brooklyn Drivers Ask for Traffic Fix After Opening of Schermerhorn Street Bike Lane
The newly redesigned Schermerhorn Street features a long-overdue protected bike lane and other measu...
Celebration in Kensington as a Stretch of McDonald Avenue Is Co-Named ‘Little Bangladesh’
A section of McDonald Avenue in Kensington has been officially co-named “Little Bangladesh” to c...
City Announces Appointment of Facilitator for Gowanus Rezoning Oversight Task Force
James Lima Planning + Development has been selected as the facilitator for the Gowanus Rezoning Over...
Community Boards Hold Fully in-Person and Hybrid Meetings as Pandemic Emergency Ends
Last month, for the first time in two and a half years, Governor Kathy Hochul decided not to renew t...
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