City to Crack Down on Dangerous Delivery Bikers

New rules will mandate safety courses and gear for commercial bicyclists, with the DOT taking over the job of enforcement.

Photo of the Day: Fall Fowl-iage Arrives at Prospect Park

Brooklyn Gets a Ringside Seat For Biden vs. Ryan

Voters pack local bar to watch Vice Presidential debate.

The Early Word: Volunteer for 'Fall Fest' at P.S. 130

What you need to know, pre-coffee.

Move Over, Park Slope: Windsor Terrace May Get its Own Food Co-op

The first public meeting for the prospective new co-op will be held on Oct. 23.

Brooklyn Herring Product Recalled, No Illnesses Reported

The product, produced in Sunset Park, is being recalled due to the presence of Listeria monocytogenes.

Cops Shot Record Low Number of Suspects Last Year

The NYPD's firearms discharge report shows more weapons restraint in 2011 than at any other time in recent city history.

House Hunt: Prospect Park Southwest Duplex for $649,000

A look at what's on the market in Windsor Terrace this week.

The Early Word: Hamilton's Opens Tonight

What you need to know, pre-coffee.

Suspected Syringe Stabber Banned from Buses

A Brooklyn judge ruled earlier this week that Shelwyn Patt cannot ride the city's buses without a chaperone.

Meet the Owner: Julia Duncan-Roitman of Black Bear Vintage & Handmade

Tucked away on 16th Street, Windsor Terrace has its own haven for vintage lovers.

Photo of the Day: Harvest Ghouls

Out with the Old: New Antiques Store Coming to 10th Avenue

A former law office will now sell used home furnishings and other aged knick-knacks.

Police Blotter: A Stolen Car, a Stolen Bike and a Stolen Inhaler

Reports from the 72nd Precinct.

The Early Word: Get Discounted Classes at Jaya Yoga

What you need to know, pre-coffee.

MTA's Proposes Four Fare-Hike Options

From raising the base fare to $2.50, to hiking monthly unlimited cards to as much as $125, each plan will hit riders in the wallet.

Could This Be the Most Awesomely Decorated House in Windsor Terrace?

Savor Brooklyn to Open by End of October

Slowly but surely, the new Windsor Place cafe is coming together.

Bloomberg Blasts NYPD Inspector General Proposal

The mayor believes the city will be less safe if an inspector general is appointed to oversee the NYPD.

The Early Word: Sign Up For Prospect Park's Walk-a-thon

What you need to know, pre-coffee.

Report: Short Yellow Lights Spiking Photo Tickets

Drivers getting caught by quick caution lights in camera intersections, the New York Post reports.

Help Wanted: Kensington Pet Sitting Service Hiring Part-Time Staff

This week's featured job requires a love of animals—all of them.

New Test for City's Gifted and Talented Program

The new aptitude test hopes to diversify the gifted and talented program, but critics are wary.

Residents to Walgreens: Pick Up Your Trash!

Angry neighbors at last Monday's community meeting sounded off about Walgreens' failure to empty its over-flowing dumpsters.

MTA Unveils Nets Game Day Train Schedule

Long Island Rail Road to add four extra trains to handle Barclays Center crowds.

Bus Driver Stabbing Suspect Caught

Shelwyn Patt was arrested Saturday after he was identified by another bus driver.

Jay-Z's Final Barclays Performance is Streaming on YouTube

You don't need to walk to the Barclays Center to experience Jay's live show.

Alternate Side Parking Suspended Monday and Tuesday

Your car is safe from the city for another day.

Weekend Weather: Sun, But Also Rain

This autumn, we'll help you plan your weekends with our weather watch.

Brooklyn Museum First Saturdays is Back—Without the Dance Party

Change aims to make monthly event less crowded.

Man Wanted for Kensington Stabbing

Police are searching for the suspect who stabbed a man twice in the torso outside Cafe Afsona on Ditmas Avenue.

MTA Rolling Out Service Improvements, Bus Lines Restored

Some bus lines have been extended or restored, while an independent survey found that MTA subway announcements are clearer than in the past.

Few ACS/ EarlyLearn Slots Now Available for Kids Aged 2-5!

On a Foggy Day in Green-Wood Cemetery

Green-Wood is a great place for a photographer to roam–in spring bloom, fall foliage, a snow storm, or the wake of vandalism, a tornado, or a hurricane. And now Green-Wood in the fog.

Last-minute ideas for Valentine's Day

Gadgets and apps for Valentine's Day

Old Brooklyn Sport Reemerges at New Brooklyn Bridge Park

Old Brooklyn Sport Reemerges at New Brooklyn Bridge Park

At $99, Brooklyn Lacrosse Best Deal in Youth Sports

At $99, Brooklyn Lacrosse Best Deal in Youth Sports

From Disaster, Hope–A Follow-up

In the wake of the massive damage Hurricane Sandy caused to Green-Wood, the process continues for wood from our destroyed trees to be used by Brooklyn artists.

Antiques By Green-Wood’s Artists

Last week was Antiques Week in New York City. So, being a fan of such things, I thought I would take a day off from my work as the historian at Green-Wood to check out the shows.

A Final Tribute to Sir Richard Rodney Bennett

Yesterday, the cremated body of Sir Richard Rodney Bennett, international musical superstar, was interred at Green-Wood.