Mission Chinese, the popular Sichuan restaurant that started on the West Coast and later opened on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, opened a branch over the weekend at 599 Johnson Ave.
A Crown Heights senior is notorious for constantly making 911 calls and 311 calls about what she considers bad behavior by local residents. Kathleen Reilly, 64, a former beauty shop
Peaches HotHouse, a well-known restaurant in Bed-Stuy, has opened a new branch at 87 South Elliott Place in Fort Greene. The space was formerly occupied by Smoke Joint, a restaurant
Will the city allow the new owner of the old Brooklyn Heights Watchtower headquarters to replace the letters on the property’s internationally famous sign? We’ll find out on Nov. 8.
More than 80 percent of Brooklyn’s 2.6 million residents live in areas identified as “hard to count,” according to the City University of New York (CUNY) Mapping Service. This could
Members of the Brooklyn Women’s Bar Association took part in the sea of pink in Coney Island this past Sunday, as nearly 50 members participated in the Making Strides Against
Attorneys looking to get an introduction to bankruptcy law were treated to a free continuing legal education seminar hosted by the Brooklyn Bar Association Volunteer Lawyers Project last Wednesday, in
As part of its efforts to put a stop to violence against women and break the silence, the Healing Center, dedicated to intervention and prevention of family violence and abuse,
NYU Langone-Brooklyn, formerly Lutheran Medical Center, is under contract to sell its Shore Hill Senior Housing complex at 9000 Shore Road. According to Neal Gorman, director of public relations for