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A Marist poll released last month indicated that 54% of New York City residents disapprove of Adams’ job performance, up from 24% in March 2022.

Community-building and healthy drinks are the core of the new smoothie spot’s recipe for success.

The contract, which lasts for three and a half years, boosts pay by more than 23% over the life of the contract and reduces the cost of health care benefits for employees and part-time staff, in addition to other provisions.

Two rent strikes in Williamsburg illustrate how rent-stabilized tenants in Brooklyn are pushing back against steep rent hikes.

Brooklyn's largest holiday market, a circus at McCarren Park, a Park Slope artist salon, and more festive events in Brooklyn this weekend.

"I sleep very well at night," the mayor told reporters at a press conference on Tuesday.

“I feel like I’m on a mountain and I just have to keep climbing and climbing," Daniela Mejia, a 19-year-old migrant, told BK Reader.

More than 3,000 people signed a petition in support of Open Streets on Vanderbilt Avenue, while more than 1,200 signed a petition opposing the program.

The five-course menu is served between brief pauses of a dazzling show put on by an acrobatic group called Hybrid Movements Company.

Clinton Hill street artist Tom Bob turns ordinary street objects like poles, pipes and dumpsters into imaginative artworks that interact with their surroundings.