Lifestyle & Culture

Though medical marijuana has been legal in NY since 2014, the borough has been without a dispensary; come December, this will change.

The rent-stabilized units come with new appliances such as dishwasher, laundry and dryer, and amenities including a naturally lighted gym, a landscaped roof deck and a separate dog run

Experts and community members gathered at Bed-Stuy's Restoration Plaza to discuss the possibilities and implications of legalizing marijuana.

The construction will roll out in two phases, bringing a skate park, adult fitness equipment, basketball courts, a new track and more to Brownsville.

With artistic signs, activist group Mi Casa No Es Su Casa sheds light on the community's fight against gentrification and rezoning.

The survey gives insights into the evolving ecosystem and the economic, environmental and health benefits of Brooklyn’s largest park. 

Walker will read from 'Taking the Arrow Out of the Heart,' a collection of new poetry, followed by a Q&A and a book signing.

BP Adams wants to recognize Justice Ginsburg for her Civil and Women's Rights legacy

Bushwick residents are calling for Citi Bike service, as the L Train shutdown looms

Brooklynites who want to improve the look of their neighborhood can apply for a grant and assistance