BK Cyclist Embarks On National Tour | Bed-Stuy Week In Review

Data Shows Neighborhood's Vacant Storefronts | Complaints Against Top Cop Revealed | Affordable Apartments Up For Grabs

Bed-Stuy Cyclist Embarks On National Tour To Bring Bikes To Kids

John Shackelford and his team of cyclists are on a mission to ensure kids of "every race, nationality and socioeconomic strata" have a bike.

Exhibit Features Longtime Residents | Bed-Stuy Week In Review

Street Named For Civil Rights Attorney | Local Pizzeria Named Among Best In NYC | DA Dismisses Nearly All Brooklyn Marijuana Cases

Bed-Stuy Street Named For Late Civil Rights Attorney

Jacqueline Berrien Way is found on Decatur Street between Lewis and Stuyvesant avenues.

Miss USA Visits Kids In Bed-Stuy | Bed-Stuy Week In Review

Local Eateries Join Restaurant Week | Cop Hit With BB Gun | $36K Raised To Save Local Record Store

Myrtle Ave Gets $14K Donation From Brooklyn Nonprofit

The Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn Partnership was one of 14 organizations in areas most impacted by the coronavirus pandemic that got a boost.

SEE: Miss USA Visits Kids' Organization In Bed-Stuy

The Miss USA 2020 winner Asya Branch visited a nonprofit that supports children of incarcerated parents to share her own story.

Bed-Stuy Mourns 101-Year-Old Veteran | Bed-Stuy Review

NYPD Fatally Shoot Suspect | Borough President, City Council Winners | 17-Story Tower Faces Borough Hall Hearing

Beloved Bed-Stuy Veteran, James Been, Dies At 101 Years Old

James A. Been, who served in World War II, called a block on Halsey Street home for 92 years.

All-Electric Apartment Tower OK'd By Board | Bed-Stuy Review

Revel Opens First Charging Hub | 200 Affordable Senior Apartments On Their Way | Record Store Searches For New Home

SEE: Public Art Installations Transform Brooklyn's Myrtle Avenue

The colorful installations are popping up on the corridor thanks to summer events that allowed neighbors to help create art.

Thousands Without Power In Brooklyn Amid 'Heat Emergency' Strain

More than 2,400 people didn't have power in the borough as the mayor urged New Yorkers to use less electricity to prevent more outages.

Food And Clothing Giveaway Planned For Bed-Stuy Plaza

The Restoration Plaza event will include food, toys and clothing giveaways for families in need and live music and refreshments.

How To Stay Cool In Bed-Stuy During NYC Heat Wave This Week

Here's a round-up of indoor cooling centers and outdoor options in the neighborhood.

Brooklyn Event To Honor Major Owens, 'The Librarian In Congress'

The Center for Brooklyn History, who has a new collection of archives about the congressman, will host a conversation with the Owens family.

Macon Library Reopening Monday | Bed-Stuy Review

Local Election Night Results | Man Denied Bail In Death Of 15-Year-Old | Lafayette Gardens Playground Up For Renovation

Tell The City How To Upgrade Lafayette Gardens Playground

The city is accepting ideas for a potential reconstruction of the Bed-Stuy playground.

Bed-Stuy's Macon Library To Open Browsing, Seating Next Week

The Bed-Stuy library is one of 14 branches that will expand its services June 28 as the library works toward reopening all of its locations.

Bed-Stuy Nears 50-Percent Full Vaccination | Bed-Stuy Review

Council Candidate's Derogatory Tweets | Businesses Plead For Financial Relief | 200 Apartments Hit Affordable Housing Lottery

Marcy, Tompkins Houses Getting New Basketball Courts, Mayor Says

The refurbished basketball courts, one of which opened Tuesday, are among 15 that will get upgrades at NYCHA developments across the city.

'Free Black Women's Library' Searches For Home | Bed-Stuy Review

Campaign Renews To Shut Down Nighclub | $10K Raised For Local Park | District 35 And 36 Council Race Updates

Bed-Stuy Raises $10K For Community Haven At Jackie Robinson Park

A campaign to transform Jackie Robinson Park Playground into a haven for the neighborhood amid escalating gun violence has reached its goal.

'Free Black Women's Library' Searches For A Home In Bed-Stuy

The traveling library, started in 2015, is looking for a permanent storefront for its collection of 3,000 books written by Black women.

'Gas Bill Strike' Launches To Protest Pipeline | Bed-Stuy Review

Also: Bed-Stuy Dips Below 1% COVID Rate | Affordable Housing Up For Grabs | 'Biggest Block Party In Brooklyn'

Bed-Stuy Neighbors Clean Street Trash: Join Saturday's Cleanup

The mutual aid group that helped over 600 seniors and neighbors get vaccines are also cleaning their streets.

'Brooklyn's Biggest Block Party' Coming To Fulton This Weekend

More than 30 vendors, restaurants and organizations will set up on Fulton Street on Saturday for a "Recovery and Restoration" themed party.

Proposed Rate Hike Prompts 'Gas Bill Strike' In Brooklyn

Activists are urging Brooklynites to withhold $66 on monthly gas bills as a way of protesting the controversial North Brooklyn pipeline.

Dates To Know In Bed-Stuy This Week

Here's a round-up of meetings, events and other happenings in the neighborhood for May 30 through June 5.

'God Squad' To Help Cops With Gun Violence | Bed-Stuy Review

Summer Nights Return To Myrtle Avenue | Woman Charged In $1.3 Million Real Estate Scam | City Council Race Round-Ups

Dangerous Intersection Getting A Makeover | Bed-Stuy Review

Also: Fire In Local Home Kills 1 | Man Indicted For Open Firing At Cops | Brooklyn Rents Are Flattening After Pandemic Drop

Dates To Know In Bed-Stuy This Week

Here's a round-up of meetings, events and other happenings in the neighborhood for May 23 through 29.

Man Found Fatally Stabbed In Bed-Stuy Hotel Lobby: Cops

The 47-year-old man was found stabbed in the chest in the Artel Hotel lobby on Malcolm X Boulevard, police said.

Dates To Know In Bed-Stuy This Week

Here's a round-up of meetings, events and other happenings in the neighborhood for May 16 through 17.

Nearly Half Of Bed-Stuy Is Partially Vaccinated | Bed-Stuy Review

Also: Officer Shot 3 Times | Brooklyn Film Festival On Its Way | Lawyer Stole $240K From Client

Brooklyn Film Festival Unveils Plan For Virtual, In-Person Shows

The Brooklyn Film Festival will screen its 147 movies both in-person in Greenpoint and virtually this year, organizers announced.

New 'Hanging Garden' Might Be On Its Way To Brooklyn's Parks

Bed-Stuy artist Bryce Peterson hopes his immersive installation of hanging edible plants will grace at least one Brooklyn park this summer.

Massive Gang Takedown Arrests 18 | Bed-Stuy Review

Also: 3 Restaurants Make Michelin List | Affordable Apartments Up For Grabs | New Open Street On Its Way

Dates To Know In Bed-Stuy This Week

Here's a round-up of meetings, events and other happenings in the neighborhood for May 9 through 15.

Dates To Know In Bed-Stuy This Week

Here's a round-up of meetings, events and other happenings in the neighborhood for May 2 through 8.

New Development Drives Empty Fulton Storefronts | Bed-Stuy Review

Also: Pizza Joints Among Best In State | 2 Shot At Peter Luger's | Coffee Shop Is On 'Brink Of Collapse'