Brooklyn Stays Home as Coronavirus Spreads
Following a warm, sunny weekend in which Prospect Park was jam packed and people were crowding bars and restaurants, Mayor de Blasio Sunday finally took a much needed step and officially closed Brooklyn schools and businesses.
Frustrated Park Slope Residents Say City Sewer Repairs Are ‘Breaking Our Homes to Pieces’
Residents who gathered at a town hall meeting Wednesday complained of flooding, rats and structural vibrations.
Everybody Wants Two Carroll Gardens Buildings to Be Landmarked, Except for the Owner
At an LPC hearing Tuesday, a representative for the owner of one of two buildings being proposed for landmarking accused supporters of acting in bad faith.
Brooklynites Call for End to ‘Child Concentration Camps’ at Borough Hall Rally Thursday
Several hundred people gathered outside Brooklyn Borough Hall Thursday to protest a widely criticized Trump administration policy of separating children from their families when they migrate across the U.S. border.
Mobile Showers, Bus Info Among Participatory Budgeting Winners in Lander’s District
Winners include programs that provide real time bus arrival info, mobile showers for homeless residents, and infrastructure for local schools.
Parents Working With Local Pols Lander, Carroll to Solve Day Care Closure Dilemma
City Council Member Brad Lander met with parents over the weekend, and State Assemblyman Robert Carroll is involved.
Brad Lander Comes Out Against Cobble Hill Rezoning for LICH Development
On Wednesday, City Council Member Brad Lander officially announced he will not support the controversial rezoning of the former Long Island College Hospital site in Cobble Hill — contrary to the position of Mayor Bill de Blasio.
Learn what this means for the proposed development.
