Brooklyn Preps for Coronavirus (Updated)
Nearly all March events have been cancelled, grocery store shelves were bare at Trader Joe's and Whole Foods, and crazy rumors of all sorts are flying around.
Local Leaders Question the Revival of the BQX Streetcar Plan
The proposed waterfront streetcar project would cost an estimated $2.73 billion and some are questioning the expense, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
City Remembers Horrific Malbone Street Subway Wreck With Plaque in PLG
City officials unveiled the plaque and a street sign at the Prospect Park subway station to memorialize the city's deadliest train crash, our sister pub amNY reports.
8 Transit Tales in Honor of Subway Day
New York City's subway is headed towards its 115th birthday this weekend, a perfect opportunity to sharpen up your transit knowledge.
Ghost Bike Run Over by Car in Dumbo
The ghost bike was a memorial to a young cyclist killed at the intersection in 2014.
L Train Service This Weekend Will Be Down in Most of Brooklyn
The MTA has announced that L train service will be down this weekend, our sister publication Brooklyn Paper reports.
Travel Back in Time With the Transit Museum’s Parade of Trains to Brighton Beach
Take a Brooklyn trip in vintage style with the New York Transit Museum this month.
BQE Repairs Take Center Stage at Brooklyn Heights Association’s Packed Annual Meeting
The annual event, which attracted an overflow crowd, focused on difficult issues affecting the future of the area.
Following L Train About-Face, Brooklyn Heights Association Calls for Halt to BQE Repair Plan
Calling the the DOT’s approach "deeply problematic," the association implored the agency to assemble outside experts to plan a "21st century solution" that will benefit the whole region.
Locals Who Moved to Avoid L Closure Steaming Over Change in Repair Plans
Brooklynites who fled Williamsburg and Bushwick to avoid the 15-month L-train closure are enraged over Cuomo’s last-minute decision to call off the plan that many say forced them to uproot their whole lives, Brownstoner sister pub Brooklyn Paper writes.
