Brooklyn Heights Promenade Gains Strategically Placed Boulders to Prevent Vehicle Access
A Christmas tree isn't the only new adornment for the Brooklyn Heights Promenade.
Long-in-the-Works Bike Lanes Open, Connecting Brooklyn Via 4th Avenue and Flatbush
Prospect-Lefferts Gardens, Flatbush and East Flatbush now have a cycling thoroughfare to East River crossings with a newly completed protected bike lane on Flatbush Avenue as well as 4th Avenue.
Reversing Course, Windsor Terrace Community Board Committee Green-Lights Bike Lane
A Windsor Terrace Community Board 7 committee voted in favor of the city’s plan to install a controversial parking-protected bike lane along Fort Hamilton Parkway on Monday.
‘Play Streets’ to Return While City Gives Some ‘Open Streets’ Back to Traffic
Play Streets in Brownsville and Bushwick launch today, while three streets near Prospect Park that were closed will reopen to traffic.
Graffiti Blankets Williamsburg, Photos Show
The emergence of tags is part of a citywide trend fueled by the coronavirus shutdown.
Latest Black Lives Matter Mural Comes to Borough Hall in Downtown Brooklyn
The stretch of Joralemon Street between Adams and Court streets got the mural and a new street sign, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
City Unveils Redesigned Stretch of Atlantic Avenue in East New York
The design includes curb extensions, new sidewalks, raised medians and left-turn bays, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
A New Bike Lane Might Be Coming to the Brooklyn Bridge Roadway
Rather than expanding the existing bike path, the DOT is looking at moving cyclists to one of the car lanes, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
Brooklynites Peacefully Protest All Over the Borough on Juneteenth (Photos)
It was a day of marches, music and community as thousands of Brooklynites took to the streets to celebrate Juneteenth with events across the borough.
Meet the New Generation of Activists Organizing Protests in the Wake of George Floyd’s Death
The leaders of some of the many rallies are young, black New Yorkers working for change, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
