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Park Slope Tenants Secure Agreement with City, Landlord to Keep Units Affordable

Park Slope Tenants Secure Agreement with City, Landlord to Keep Units Affordable

As the Mitchell-Lama program expired, tenants at 341 10th Street sought to keep their units affordable.
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More Work Needed to Achieve State's Clean Energy Goals: Comptroller

More Work Needed to Achieve State's Clean Energy Goals: Comptroller

A new audit from New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli calls for the Public Service Commission to conduct more risk assessment to ensure the state meets its clean energy goals.
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Florida Man Indicted For Stealing From Brooklyn's Russian Diaspora

Florida Man Indicted For Stealing From Brooklyn's Russian Diaspora

The defendant stole approximately $93,000 from six Brooklyn residents while posing as an attorney specializing in tenant, immigration and contract law.
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NYPD, BK DA to Host Crown Heights Gun Buyback Event on Saturday

NYPD, BK DA to Host Crown Heights Gun Buyback Event on Saturday

The buyback will be held at the Beulah Church of the Nazarene on Saturday, July 20.
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Sign Up For a Free Summer Basketball Clinic for Kids in Coney Island

Sign Up For a Free Summer Basketball Clinic for Kids in Coney Island

The free program starts on July 27 and runs through August 24.
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Judge Stops Bus Service Cuts After Lawsuit

Judge Stops Bus Service Cuts After Lawsuit

A temporary restraining order was issued to stop the MTA from reducing bus service in Brooklyn, the Bronx and Manhattan.
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Education Dept. Asked to Create Dress Code Policy for Public Schools

Education Dept. Asked to Create Dress Code Policy for Public Schools

The City Council approved a bill that requires the DOE to create a uniform dress code policy.
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Good Day, Brooklyn!

Good Day, Brooklyn!

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Brooklyn Commuters Stranded Due to Subway Delays Amid Summer Heat

Brooklyn Commuters Stranded Due to Subway Delays Amid Summer Heat

On July 17, MTA Chair and CEO Janno Lieber said the week’s commuting woes had nothing to do with the heat.
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Council Member Zhuang Speaks Out on Accusations She Bit Police Officer During Gravesend Protest

Council Member Zhuang Speaks Out on Accusations She Bit Police Officer During Gravesend Protest

Witnesses back up Zhuang’s claims regarding helping out an elderly woman who fell.
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