There are 100 units up for grabs.

Thank, publicly accessible data!

Thanks to a grant, it was the second of such dinners.

We want your poetry!

The people have spoken and the votes have been counted. How was our city’s government changed?

Bushwick Daily’s managing editor says goodbye the only way she knows how: with an essay.

In recent years, the garden had fallen into disrepair.

Parks Department workers discovered a silver .25 caliber gun hidden inside a work glove at Green Central Knoll Park on Monday, November 21.

Churches United for Fair Housing and Bushwick’s Centers Health Care both served up Thanksgiving dishes to the community today.

Following a Supreme Court failure to make a decision on keystone Obama administration immigration legislature Thursday, local organizations and community members announced that they would be rallying today at noon outside City Hall to express indignation with the country’s lawmakers

This past weekend, the worst mass shooting executed by a single individual in United States history took place in Orlando, Florida at a gay, Latin nightclub, starting hours after Brooklyn’s Pride parade had ended and ending in a bloody standoff hours before New York City’s Puerto Rican Day Parade kicked off

This Friday, you will have another opportunity to donate cash and household items to those displaced by the DeKalb Ave fire by way of a benefit concert at IDIO Gallery

Happy Earth Day, Bushwick! Locals who are looking for a sweet way to observe the holiday can stop by the Bushwick Starr this weekend to take in the culmination of the 6th annual Big Green Theater, the eco-playwriting workshop that the Starr runs in collaboration with local eco-theater collective Superhero Clubhouse

Verizon employees who work at a facility on Jefferson street in Bushwick continued to picket Thursday after walking off the job Wednesday when the telecommunications company failed to meet a contract negotiation deadline with their union

In a New York City neighborhood like Bushwick where housing turnover is high and socioeconomic disparity is wide, it can hard for families who have lived in the neighborhood for a long time to maintain the kind of close relationships that are so demonstrably beneficial—and a local theater organization presents an innovative way to address that status quo

Maybe it doesn’t always seem like that from a bar chair on a Friday night, but Bushwick is also a neighborhood of parents and their children

[UPDATE: Please read editor’s note regarding the use of 2000 Census Data in this article and an attached apology

Danielle DeJesus tells a story of her childhood in Bushwick and becoming an artist.

Truly terrifying.

When I was a kid, my mother made me volunteer at a local shelter every Christmas morning

“Letter to Bushwick” is a new column where members of Bushwick community are encouraged to express their opinions on matters important for the community as a whole

Can you imagine all the kids’ joy? 10 different artists will teach a group of 10 kids throughout the course of 10 weeks!