A Brooklyn judge gave activist Greg Todd one week to garner support for the approximately 70-year-old willow tree, he said.
Brooklyn's famous park will get two entrances and other upgrades to make its northeast corner more accessible.
Said Saheed Vassell's parents, “He should still be with us instead of having his life stolen by NYPD officers who killed him."
Equality for Flatbush organizers want people to call them when they see a person in distress. Not police.
“The kids could fit through that hole, ” said Ebbets Field tenant Venice Ishibashi. “We’re on the third floor — that’s quite a drop down."
The first cherry blossoms to bloom at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden were heralded as a harbinger of spring. Then the snow came.
In Patch's quest to name the worst grocery store in New York City, we'd like to know which chain grocery store you hate most.
The actress spurred outrage when she tweeted that a "Hasidic man in a grey van" tried to hit her in a Prospect Heights crosswalk.
The bloom isn't usually expected until early April.
Seeds In The Middle hopes City Council will help bring back the popular farmers market that closed, because of a lack of funding, in 2014.
The Historic Districts Council chose a proposed Prospect Heights landmark as one of six projects to support in 2018.
The track fire caused the trains to skip stations Thursday afternoon and caused delays on the B and Q lines going into Manhattan.
B train service was canceled because of an MTA investigation on the Manhattan Bridge. There were extensive delays on F, N, Q, R & D lines.
Sick tenants gathered on Carroll Street Monday to beg their landlord, Ephraim Fruchthandler, to turn up the heat in the building.
Success Academy Prospect Heights doled lengthy suspensions to a first grader they say hit and stabbed school staff, court records show.
Patch spoke to the person behind the account filled with candid shots of life at the subway station.
"Up close shots of people's phones, images of neighbors getting into a fight, children, homeless folks -- it's totally insensitive."
No more luxury condominiums and a dramatic increase in affordability of apartments.
Negotiations continue on the proposal to redevelop the Bedford-Union Armory.
The hearing was the first major milestone for the project following a contentious city council election focused on the armory development.
Community Board 9 in Crown Heights had been sued over its request for a zoning study in the neighborhood.
Plans to redevelop the vacant Bedford-Union Armory were approved by the City Planning Commission on Monday.
People were screaming, “Oh shoot he’s on the tracks!" a witness aboard the train told Patch.
Gardener Traci Nottingham also whipped up the best dish from ingredients grown across the city.
Summerhill has come under heavy fire from the neighborhood after a press release touted a fake bullet-hole ridden wall.
"It is a shame that we are even here to discuss this today," Bertha Lewis told the City Planning Commission.
Here's another chance to make your voice heard on the Bedford-Union Armory.
"We want that to be the best possible project for the community, we’re going to look at every to improve it," Bill de Blasio said.
"The Imani Willow," long part of the Imani Community Garden in Weeksville, may not have much time left.
But the city's applications for the affordable housing lottery don't mention that the building contains a homeless shelter.
Find out how your commute will be affected.
The movie staring Lakeith Stanfield, based on a true story, is out in theaters.
The 27 stations are expected to be live by the end of the year.
The annual West Indian American Day Parade had a noticeable increase in police security in the wake of safety concerns.
Security at the predawn festival has been increased this year.
"This is our opportunity to get this right," Borough President Eric Adams said of the real-estate plan.
Here's what you need to know, whether you want to join in on the festivities or avoid the madness all together.
Everything you need to know about the early morning festival that takes place Sept. 4.
Eric Adams has said he does not support the project.
"The timing doesn’t really make a difference. If somebody is out there to cause harm, they’re not really focused on the time.”