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

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

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.

After a Farewell Party for its 30 year home in Williamsburg, Brooklyn Brewery will relocate to a larger space just four blocks away.

Years after the lawsuit was filed, claims over Meta’s alleged impact on young users are finally going to trial.

Steelpan music, Caribbean food and Trinidad and Tobago’s red, white and black colors take over Flatbush Avenue for a Brooklyn independence celebration.

A new audit finds that producing an all-electric, city-wide bus fleet may take longer than expected due to reliability and production issues.

Sixteen new housing units are open to Bushwick home buyers, including one, two and three bedroom co-op apartments.