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400 Tompkins Avenue A handful of Bed-Stuy residents were horrified when they walked outside of their buildings on the way to work early Wednesday morning to find a naked woman laying unconscious on the sidewalk in front 400 Tompkins Avenue.

Today is the anniversary of the 9/11 massacre, and for the occasion, here's a quick note on the subject-- specifically for the "new" New Yorkers, ye of Bedford Hills, Bedwick, Parkwanus, RAMBO or any other portmanteau created to lull you into a false

Community Board 2—covering the neighborhoods of Boerum Hill, Bridge Plaza, Brooklyn Heights, the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Clinton Hill, Downtown Brooklyn, Dumbo, Farragut, Fort Greene, Fulton Ferry Landing, Vinegar Hill and Wallabout-- held its firs

Kelly Keelo, Co-owner of Juice Hugger Cafe, located at 85 Rogers Avenue in Crown Heights Juicing: Unlike 20 years ago, it's no longer viewed as a practice reserved for tree huggers, vegans or Yogis.

Summer is almost over, but that doesn't mean your fitness regime also has to end. In fact, fall is the best time to ramp up your physical activity outdoors.

In an almost 180-degree reversal on its stance on charter schools, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration said on Wednesday that it would find space in public school buildings for four charter schools that want to open or expand next yea

NYPD Supporters of the NYPD are holding a pro-police rally on Staten Island on Sept. 27 to counter Rev. Al Sharpton's march there last month that protested the chokehold death of Eric Garner, reported the NY Post .

The online blog Brokelyn recently published a followup to a Daily News story that made quite an interesting observation: Some real estate developers believe they'll have a better chance at "selling Bed-Stuy" retail properties by whitewashing its resi

Gorgeous, large and sunny renovated studio that feels like a one bedroom, located at 185 Hall Street . Beautiful hardwood floors are throughout the apartment. The unit also boasts a large separate kitchen and significant closet and storage space.

Brooklyn Museum Director Arnold L. Lehman announces his retirement Photo: newyorknatives.com Brooklyn Museum Director Arnold L. Lehman announced yesterday at the fall meeting of the Board of Trustees that he will retire in mid-2015.