Parks lawyers and a group suing the city over a $10.5 million renovation will make their arguments in front of a judge this week.
Aita on Greene Avenue was named this year's second greenest storefront in the borough in a contest by the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens.
Two light installations by Leo Villareal, a sculpture on the gallery terrace and two other new projects will soon be featured at the venue.
The "Inspo Expo" will double in size this year, bringing a slate of 19 movie screenings, designs, art exhibits and more to Waverly Avenue.
A City Council vote officially named the corner of Ryerson Street and Dekalb Avenue for the Brooklyn poet last week.
A Brooklyn Navy Yard business' idea to add air-conditioned houses for pets to be put in as owners shop got City Council's OK this week.
A Brooklyn family was sitting at an outdoor cafe when a dog bit their Australian Shepherd and wouldn't let go. Now they're asking for help.
The Brooklyn Navy Yard has put out a call for food manufacturers that might want to fill a vacant 20,000-square-feet space in Building 50.
Parks, bike stations and outdoor eateries made Fort Greene one of the top five neighborhoods for "summertime fun" in NYC, a study shows.
An Atlantic Avenue tower that includes the space where the beloved Clinton Hill bar once stood got the final sign-off from the city.
Rev. Anthony Trufant was one of several Brooklynites honored at the Bed-Stuy ceremony, the first for trailblazers of color in the industry.
The Parks Department gave the first look at a $10.25 million project to upgrade a large section of Commodore Barry Park.
Summer at the Brooklyn Navy Yard means whiskey tastings, hot dog eating contests, biking tours, yoga classes and more. Here's what to know.
82 percent of the administrative workers voted yes to forming a union during a vote last week, employees said.
A tenant organizer, a kung fu instructor and four other "community heroes" will have their portraits on display starting this July.
The city was forced by two court rulings to release the architect's 162-page report after it initially redacted one third of the documents.
Check out the best Whitman-inspired facial hair that graced the stage at Fort Greene Park over the weekend.
Biggie's mother, kids and rap crew joined elected officials and fans to unveil the St. James Block now known as Christopher Wallace Way.
Administrative workers at BAM filed to unionize in April and will soon have an election to formalize the union.
A years-long effort to name St. James Place after the Notorious B.I.G. will end with a ceremony June 10, organizers announced this week.
The coop's board will allow a live-in handymen to stay, but pay rent, after a months-long battle by residents to stop his eviction.
Accessible drinking fountains, an affordable "smart cane" and a pen made out of biosolids were among the projects in Pratt's design show.
A large co-op's months-long struggle to stop the eviction of a live-in handyman and his family will come to a head at a meeting Thursday
The two New Yorkers, who met while serving in Afghanistan, tied the knot as the Q train crossed the Manhattan Bridge on Saturday.
Free bagels for bicyclists, yoga classes for seniors and historical walking tours are all reasons to get outside in the neighborhood.
The Kings Country Tennis League, a Brooklyn nonprofit, opened its sixth tennis site for kids in Fort Greene public housing this Saturday.
The city lost an appeal to keep a portion of a report on Fort Greene Park secret as the Parks Department pursues a major renovation there.
The Navy Yard has started leasing out manufacturing and office space in the building that will house the city's first Wegmans.
Residents fighting the parks department's plan to cut down trees in Fort Greene Park have scheduled two events in the park this week.
A storytelling lab will set up shop in different spots this weekend as part of a project to create an audio history of the neighborhood.
Living Colour drummer Will Calhoun will visit the Brooklyn Music School next week to teach a master class.
Activists hope Whitman's 200th birthday and the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots will be the final push to protect the poet's home.
Start growing your best "Barbaric Yawp"-themed beard. The competition will kick off this summer in time for the BK poet's 200th birthday.
The group fighting a plan to cut down trees in Ft Greene Park have sued the city again, this time to demand an environmental review.
An expansion of Brooklyn's jail that's part of the city's plan to get rid of Rikers Island will be up for discussion with Community Board 2.
Handwritten posters that appeared on Willoughby Avenue sent out a "neighborhood alert" about a man with huskies that prey on small pets.
An upcoming hearing will let the city argue why a court ruling to hand over documents about park plans to advocates should be overturned.
The Navy Yard has put out a last call to apply to its visiting artist program, a nine-month opportunity to create works inspired by the yard
Toby Kasavan teaches tai chi in Park Slope and Fort Greene after the martial art helped him heal from a sudden spinal infection.
The Clinton Hill Co-op board postponed evicting a live-in handyman and his family, but residents say the fight to keep him isn't over yet.