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Shooting And Brawl Outside Bushwick NYCHA Building Leads to 3 Arrests

Shooting And Brawl Outside Bushwick NYCHA Building Leads to 3 Arrests

The incident happened just before 8:00am in front of a building on Bushwick Avenue, near a playground at the complex.
Woman Accused of Hate Crime Threats, Assault in Bed-Stuy

Woman Accused of Hate Crime Threats, Assault in Bed-Stuy

Summers is facing charges for aggravated harassment/hate crime, assault and acting in a manner injurious to a child.
Brooklyn's Court Street Bike Lanes Survive Court Challenge

Brooklyn's Court Street Bike Lanes Survive Court Challenge

A judge dismissed the lawsuit filed by the Court Street Merchants Association that wanted the city to make the bike lanes on Court Street unprotected.
Brooklyn's Weeksville Heritage Center Appoints Inaugural Curator-in-Residence

Brooklyn's Weeksville Heritage Center Appoints Inaugural Curator-in-Residence

Acclaimed writer and scholar Sharifa Rhodes-Pitts was named the inaugural Curator-in-Residence. Her new exhibition "homework," and public programing will be on view beginning Feb. 12 through March 20.
Good Day, Brooklyn!

Good Day, Brooklyn!

Accident Reported Outside CVS in Park Slope

Accident Reported Outside CVS in Park Slope

An accident was reported on 9th Street between 5th and 6th Avenues, outside a CVS pharmacy in Park Slope.
Two Men Shot in Early Morning Dispute at Bushwick NYCHA Complex

Two Men Shot in Early Morning Dispute at Bushwick NYCHA Complex

A 65-year-old man and a 35-year-old man were each shot once before they were able to disarm the 35-year-old gunman.
After Brooklyn Housing Scam, Bay Ridge Families Set to Recover Life Savings

After Brooklyn Housing Scam, Bay Ridge Families Set to Recover Life Savings

The New York County Supreme Court found Xi Hui "Steven Wu and his companies liable for fraud after determining that he illegally sold non-existent condominium units at 345 Ovington Ave. and unlawfully collected millions of dollars in down payments and fees from immigrant Chinese families who believed they were buying homes.
NYC to Add Hundreds of Red Light Cameras

NYC to Add Hundreds of Red Light Cameras

The Department of Transportation will activate red light cameras at 50 new intersections per week over the next five weeks.
NYC to Spend $4M to Add Public Bathrooms

NYC to Spend $4M to Add Public Bathrooms

There are currently nearly 1,000 public restrooms in New York City, roughly 70% of which are in parks. The $4 million investment will add bathrooms outside of the park system.