From the end of November until the end of January. At least the L train is coming back for the weekend.

North Brooklyn residents will get a taste of what it will be like without the L for over 10 weekends leading up to the shutdown in 2019.

Bushwickians could see an easier route from Manhattan into Brooklyn by way of an E train running along the existing G line.

Don’t plan on getting around Bushwick on the L between 10:30 p.m. and 5 a.m. on any weeknights for the next three weeks.

A historically gnarly stretch of Wyckoff Avenue that lies along the border of Brooklyn and Queens next to the Myrtle-Wyckoff station on the L and M subway lines is slated to become a pedestrian plaza, and the Department of Transportation will be seeking Bushwick’s help planning it at two upcoming public events

This week, Bushwick’s Community Board 4 voted on a controversial Department of Transportation proposal to bring new bike lanes to the neighborhood

Ladies and gentlemen, a crowded subway car is no excuse for sexual misconduct

L train-dependent Brooklyn residents, business owners and officials met in Williamsburg Wednesday night to grapple with the paucity of L train service alternatives

Behold: the final proposal for implementation phase one of Bushwick’s new bike lanes!

Don’t worry, Bushwick—the L train may be out of service for a long time, but you’ll have ample opportunity to give the MTA a piece of your mind

The group protesting the impending long term L train shutdown has announced that its next public meeting, and they want you to be there