Photo of the Day: Sunrise, Moonset

Practicing Qigong in 20-Degree Weather

Instructor Phillip Cruz and two students practice the Chinese martial art in Prospect Park despite freezing temperatures.

5 Things: '70s Groove Party and Free Kids Lacrosse Clinic

Brooklyn information and events you won't want to miss.

PHOTOS: Inside 'The Sicilian'

Parenting Blog Brooklyn Baby Expo Date Finalized

New blog owners Kim Janulewicz and Nicole Horne are sorting the details of the second annual exhibition, which will be held June 2.

Poll Shows Quinn Favored by a Huge Margin Amongst Democrats for NYC Mayor

Former MTA chief Joe Lhota leads for the GOP

Two Men Wanted for Borough Park Silverware Burglary

The 66th Precinct is requesting the public's help identifying two cutlery-hungry crooks.

5 Things: Presidents Day Weekend Edition

Events and activities happening during the three-day weekend you won't want to miss.

Brooklyn-based Startup Develops App for All Things Local

Echo automatically detects a user's location and tailors content to local goings on.

Beyoncé, Postal Service Extend Dates at Barclays Center

Two additional summer shows will go on sale Feb. 15 and 16.

Ten Romantic Films for Valentine's Day

Patch's list of movies to watch with your loved one on Feb. 14 include everything from classic screwball comedies to a low budget Irish musical.

5 Things: Valentine's Day Edition

Events, classes and other ways to enjoy the holiday around Brooklyn.

Opponents of Cuomo’s Gun Control Law Push for Repeal

Hundreds rallied at the state Capitol on Tuesday saying they will not comply with New York’s new gun control law

Police Investigate Alleged Attempted Abduction in Borough Park

A 9-year-old girl told police that a man had ordered her into his SUV.

Ash Wednesday at Immaculate Heart of Mary

Wednesday's mass schedule at a glance.

5 Things: Shake Shack to Open Near Barclays Center

What you need to know, pre-coffee.

Bloomberg Declares Victory in Battle Against Salt

Twenty-one companies have met the mayor's criteria for reducing sodium content since initiative began in 2010.

Do Valentine's Day Right in Windsor Terrace and Kensington

Forget going into the city—there are plenty of options right around the corner.

Brancaccio's Chickens Get their Own Facebook Page

Customers can now order the prized poultry online.

Photo of the Day: Graffiti be Gone

5 Things: Summer Streets Artist Proposal Deadline Extended to March 1

What you need to know, pre-coffee.

Savor Brooklyn Now Serves Dinner, Wine

The Windsor Place cafe is slowly expanding its menu into the evenings.

New City Council Study Shows NYC’s Middle Class Shrinking Fast

Manhattan and Brooklyn are ranked first and second with the most expensive housing costs in America; Queens is ranked seventh.

Photo of the Day: Freshly Fallen Snow

Alternate Side Parking Suspended Monday through Wednesday

Your car is safe from the city for most of the week.

5 Things: Free Tax Assistance, the Brooklyn Phil and the Grammys

It's Sunday. Find out what's going on in the neighborhood.

Photos: Winter Wonderland in Prospect Park

5 Things: Brooklyn's Best Sledding and Where to Get Warm

How to enjoy Brooklyn's first snowstorm of 2013.

Turn Winter's Wrath into Cash at Prospect Park

The park is looking for some workers to help shovel snow on Friday.

Photos: Kensington Students Present 'Participatory Budgeting' Projects to Councilman Brad Lander

5 Things: Nor'easter Nemo Edition

What you need to know about the impending storm, pre-coffee.

Christine Quinn, Jumaane Williams Alerts Brooklynites to Recent Rape

Elected officials circulated flyers Thursday morning with details about the assailant at a subway station near the site of the attack.

Development Update: Seismic Shifts Rock 'Stable Brooklyn'

Residents were updated on several construction sites around the once-quiet neighborhood between Ocean Parkway and Coney Island Avenue.

MTA Brings Subway Map Into Smartphone Age

New format allows users to zoom in to enlarge details and easily pull up details for specific lines.

5 Things: See Amour at BAM

It's Thursday, do you know what's going on in the neighborhood?

Photo of the Day: Flower Box

City Council Examines Hurricane Sandy Shelter Conditions in Oversight Hearing

Hurricane Sandy shelter volunteers and advocates testified Tuesday to the inadequate preparedness for the storm.

Saturday Mail Delivery to End, Postal Service Announces

The U.S. Postal Service announced it will end Saturday mail delivery by Aug. 1. How will this affect you?

Greenfield Demands More Warning for Temporary Tow-Away Zones

The councilman introduced legislation that would require the NYPD to give drivers 24-hours notice before implementing temporary tow-zones for events.

5 Things: Town Hall Meeting at Brooklyn Museum Tonight

What you need to know, pre-coffee.