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Eldert Street has the most sites on the list, 21. NYC Parks calls the list tentative, says it can't give exact planting dates, and shows most Bushwick sites due by January 15.
Eldert Street has the most sites on the list, 21. NYC Parks calls the list tentative, says it can't give...
From mid-December, New York bars, restaurants and nightclubs must keep naloxone in their first aid kits. In Bushwick, 209 licensed...
NYC apartments with gas in or below the unit need a natural gas alarm by Jan. 1, 2027. Here is...
Businesses in Bushwick, Williamsburg, Greenpoint and Bed-Stuy must sign with a carter authorized for DSNY's Brooklyn North commercial waste zone...
NYC Parks told Brooklyn Community Board 1 that the indoor pool at the Metropolitan Recreation Center at 261 Bedford Avenue...
Two U.S. Postal Service employees assigned to the East New York Post Office were indicted on charges they stole nearly...
The nonprofit's residency runs Nov. 9 through Feb. 21, six days a week, on River Street in Williamsburg; single sessions...
The Hebrew Free Loan Society and the city comptroller's office announced in May $8 million in zero-interest small business loans...
Wi-Fi and checkout machines are back at all open locations and computers at seven, but renewals are unavailable and the...
The nonprofit cinema is open 5 to 10 p.m. daily, changes its program every Friday, and has viewers pay at...
The State Liquor Authority lists the for-profit club at 96-98 N. 6th St. as conditionally approved, and Breitling says it...
The Nov. 6 Department of Buildings application is in plan review. City records list the 18-by-100-foot lot as vacant land;...
NYC Comptroller Mark Levine released a 2026 LGBTQIA+ Guide listing 80 organizations offering care, legal help, and community across the...
A Nov. 2 letter names lots at Van Cortlandt Park and beside Flushing Meadows Corona Park and cites the mayor's...
The GoFundMe that neighbor Rachel Swanson started for The Moss & Green in 2025 had raised $2,901 of its $50,000...
Company XIV's burlesque "Nutcracker Rouge" is in previews at Théâtre XIV on Troutman Street in Bushwick and opens Nov. 22,...
The companies asked a federal judge on October 28 to block the law before it takes effect January 17, arguing...
The Civic Engagement Commission's workshops for The People's Money run daily across the five boroughs, and ideas can also be...
Greg Walsh Jr. takes over the holiday tree business his father ran for more than 40 years, often dressed as...
The State Liquor Authority's all-night permit costs $61 per premises. Bars must notify their local precinct and community board first,...
The Newtown Creek Alliance will use the state money for environmental education, advocacy and community programs on both sides of...
Google says Search will be off by default for K-12 student accounts and will come with AI built in when...
The Department of Buildings application, filed Oct. 13, describes 3,250 square feet of floor area on 10th Street between 35th...
Get the Good Stuff, now at 21 stores, matches every SNAP dollar spent on eligible fruits, vegetables and beans with...
More than 30 agencies and groups meet every other week on the neighborhood's most complex cases. Institute for Community Living...
A public meeting on the proposed Northside improvement district is Saturday, November 14, at 96 Kent Ave. The fee would...
Able-bodied adults without dependents now face requirements such as 20 hours a week of work or approved training, and newly...
The application asks the city to allow housing on a lot zoned for manufacturing since 1962. About 81 of the...
Lin Yu-chang, a former mayor of Keelung City, visited Brooklyn Artists Studio on Wyckoff Avenue on November 1. Its founder...
Pay rises to $45 after 40 hours in a week. Register before Nov. 30 for a paid orientation and faster...
The Nov. 20 joint hearing follows fires in Sunset Park and the South Bronx that killed 10 people. Battery fires...
Bidding opens at 10 a.m. Friday at Five J's Automotive, 4825 Baldwin St. Winners pay cash on the spot, get...
The first marathon reading of Robert Caro's Robert Moses biography began Thursday at Judgy Baby, 170 Second Ave., and is...
The library, its builder and the East New York African Burial Ground Collective honored the people buried at the New...
City officials estimate the federal law could put as many as 900,000 New Yorkers at risk of losing their health...
The free workshop runs 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. at the Central Library on Grand Army Plaza. Boards weigh in on...
The district office at 1420 Bushwick Ave., Room 370, shuts for Thanksgiving. The full board holds its public hearing Nov....
Blocks with Wednesday pickup can set bins out Wednesday night for collection starting Thursday, Nov. 12. DSNY warns of delays...
The 2.7-mile redesign also adds protected bike lanes, running DeKalb from Broadway to Flatbush and Lafayette from Ashland Place to...
Chef Shelly Flash calls it "a beautiful full-circle moment." She and her daughter Jataun run the café as 2 Girls...
Speaking in San Juan after the midterms, Hochul promised 'a whole new day' for the island. The Hispanic Federation announced...
U.S. District Judge Mae A. D'Agostino ruled Nov. 4 that the sheriffs had not shown they can sue the state,...
Unofficial results: Proposal 5, the rainy day fund target, drew the most support, and Proposal 2, on city contracting, the...
All five city charter questions passed, and Eon Huntley took 98% in the 56th Assembly District, unofficial results show.
Today's governor election determines whether the Working Families Party clears the 130,000-vote threshold to keep its automatic ballot line, which...
Both branches are closed for renovations. Their voters are assigned today to the Bushwick/Hylan Center on Humboldt Street and P.S....
At least five North Brooklyn and Ridgewood seats get new lawmakers in January, and in Bushwick every state legislative race...
The commission's interpreters cover 13 languages at 68 Brooklyn sites, the nearest at IS 71 on Heyward Street (Yiddish) and...
New York City DSA has 10 parties citywide starting at 9 p.m., when polls close. Starr Bar, Xanadu, C'mon Everybody...
Voters in the 7th Congressional District choose her successor Tuesday. House, Congress.gov and FEC records tally the career of the...