Clinton Hill residents are fighting to stop a seven-story charter school from going up on a block they say is already overdeveloped.
The Landmarks Preservation Commission approved plans to restore a 19th century church that once housed the Paul Robeson Theatre.
Signal problems caused the MTA to suspend LIRR service between Atlantic Terminal and Jamaica Queens.
A new study shows how many hours New Yorkers spend waiting on subway platforms.
C3 Church Global, an Australian megachurch, has been staking its turf in NYC.
Talde's partners accused the "Top Chef" contestant of using Atlantic Social resources to bolster his other restaurants.
Five hundred residents have signed a petition to stop the Parks Department from leveling the mounds in Fort Greene Park's northern corner.
“I got so many messages threatening me and my family with violence," the victim reportedly said.
Stretches of Willoughby and Clermont avenues will be repaired.
The site, between Clinton, Atlantic and Vanderbilt avenues, will be investigated by the state's Brownfield Cleanup Program.
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The Crispus Attucks playground courts will be named in Christopher Wallace's honor, City Councilman Robert Cornegy announced Tuesday.
Luna, a 5-month-old kitten, spent two days in a Fort Greene tree avoiding the grasp of rock climbers, arborists and her terrified family.
Emily and Matthew Hyland are being sued by Garlic Knots 364 Inc. for excluding them on the Emily West Village deal.
Brooklyn Tech students were unable to change the prom date so that it would not conflict with the Muslim holy month.
Hurricane Sandy destroyed the boardwalk in 2012, but one Fort Greene restaurant is immortalizing its memory.
Metta's head chef boasts about his “vertical fire box” oven, but neighbors say it triggers asthma attacks and fills their homes with smoke.
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams said the MTA hurts the city's economy and wants to know just how much.
Aderibigbe Ogundiran was indicted for impersonating deceased owners and filing forged documents to claim ownership of six Brooklyn houses.
Two possible designs for a new Myrtle Avenue entrance will be up for debate at a Parks Without Borders community input meeting Wednesday.
Brooklyn Tech teacher David Lo is being investigated for “inappropriate” emails that included requests for photos and concert invitations.
Residents have been demanding a ramp at the corner of Dekalb Avenue and Washington Park for more than a year. This week, they got it.
Residents are outraged at developer's plans to build a charter school next to an affordable housing complex in Clinton Hill.
The corners that surround Fort Greene Park are steep, and the ramps are few and far between.
Also on the 2017 ballot: A makeover for the school auditorium at P.S. 67 on St. Edwards Street.
The construction to get the World War II memorial up to ADA code has taken 25 years to set in motion.
"Please give what you can - every amount helps. Maybe what you would normally spend on a pint or some fries."
The parks department presented to the community these 2 designs for a Fort Greene Park entrance aimed at making the park more welcoming.
Parks that will receive money toward improvements include Betsey Head, Linden Park and Fort Greene Park, borough president Eric Adams said.
Congress is about to decide whether a monument in the park is worthy of federal protection.
It's called '365 By Whole Foods,' a smaller concept store that will offer ready-made meals as well as fresh groceries and beer.
Hundreds of teams will compete for 6 weeks in building robotics, learning design, technology, and teamwork along the way.
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This holiday season, give a dog or cat a furever home.
The Fort Greene/Clinton Hill area is a foodie heaven.
A vacant storefront in Downtown Brooklyn will be renovated and reopened in January for arts workshops dedicated to court-involved youth.
The Trump supporter said, "Don't worry — we won't round up the pretty Jews," according to a witness account.
The Mark Morris Dance Group's Election Day meditation class aims to help everyone de-stress and come together.
Local leaders are calling for a comprehensive police investigation into the noose discovered hanging from a tree in Fort Greene Park.
The free Halloween festival in Fort Green Park starts Saturday, Oct. 29, at 11:30 a.m., with a costume contest for dogs and their owners.