Two years after the Brooklyn Heights Branch of the Brooklyn Public Library was demolished, amid fierce opposition from some neighborhood residents, sales have begun for condos in the 38-story building
The already teeming Eighth Avenue corridor on the border of Sunset Park and Dyker Heights could see even more new development, as one more player has entered the area with
A man whose girlfriend was found inside a laundry bag in Brownsville in 2012 was finally indicted on murder charges after DNA evidence recently connected him to the 7-year-old case,
The bold plan will cost the city taxpayers $100 million a year, but Mayor Bill de Blasio says “multiple times that amount” would be spent in the future without his
Despite the fact that Judge William “Willie” Thompson retired from the bench in 2001, he remained a major presence in the New York City legal community up to the day
With the date set for the special election for New York City public advocate, here’s a look at some of the numbers surrounding the hot button race. Officials at the
William C. Thompson, a Brooklyn College and Brooklyn Law School graduate, began his illustrious career being elected to the New York State Senate in 1965. Â As Chairman of the Joint
Two cranes collapsed after one became unstable and pulled the other over in Mill Basin near a boat yard on Flatbush Avenue near Kings Plaza on Monday afternoon. No injuries
A driver involved in a wreck that led to the death of a New York City firefighter says he’s praying for the rescuer’s family. Correction Officer Travis Simms was driving