Category: Brooklyn

Arsenic and mercury were detected in the popular play area for pups.

President says Prime Minister Mishustin dealing with aftermath of attacks on energy infrastructure | Anadolu

Germany plans to spend nearly €12 billion ($14 billion) on a new long-range weapons arsenal to deter Russia, according to leaked Defense Ministry documents.

The MTA has yet to roll out a digital alternative to the reloadable plastic OMNY cards sold at vending machines.

Brooklyn’s biggest stories of the week: The Battle of Brooklyn turned 250 on the Long Meadow; NYC Ferry discounts opened to middle schoolers; a 17-year-old was killed in East New York; City Hall sued the Council over paraprofessional bonuses; a Park Slope lottery opened 63 below-market apartments; an Egyptian restaurant opens in Bay Ridge and

A stretch of roadway once dominated by traffic now gives Williamsburg residents a new place to gather.

More New York City students could get access to outdoor space for physical education, recess and learning if the city streamlines its School Streets program.

More than 1,000 fewer sidewalk sheds are already on city streets than this time last year and new rules aim to accelerate that decline.

Housing concerns ranging from repairs to building conditions will get a direct hearing when NYCHA brings its community forum to Brooklyn in November.