Spike Lee visited a Bay Ridge sports store celebrating renewed Knicks championship excitement, drawing fans and boosting business.
Bay Ridge artist Michael “Kaves” McLeer unveils a new 86th Street mural celebrating neighborhood history, landmarks and local pride.
The school on Tuesday night presented a Beatles-themed spring concert titled “Here Comes the Sun,” featuring performances by students.
Trash baskets are restored along Bay Ridge’s Fifth Avenue after sanitation changes reduced coverage and drew community concern.
The applicant presented a rendering of the building that would be built if the group were unable to receive rezoning approval.
Ashleigh F., 13, an eighth-grader, last year claimed the crown with 2,528 boxes, and this year upped her total to 3,013.
Hunter’s Steak & Ale House closed after 30 years in Bay Ridge as owners retire, marking the loss of a longtime community gathering spot.
“Third Avenue is home to numerous residents, businesses and festivals which would all be impacted by this change.”
“Inna Deshkovich lost her life at the hands of her own son, leaving her family and loved ones with an unimaginable loss.”
A woman, 34, was arrested for allegedly attacking and harassing two women and a child in Bay Ridge on Jan. 30.
In total, Sarkis said he’s spent $700,000 on tickets to concerts. He said his love of music motivates him to keep enjoying live shows.
Fort Hamilton High School unveiled a new first-floor Hall of Fame wall honoring alumni, with an official induction ceremony set for April.
The mixed-use development proposal includes roughly 110,000 square feet for 97 housing units and 18,000 square feet for commercial use.
It was the last call for a popular Irish pub as The Leif closed earlier this month. Co-owner Mike Gallagher made the announcement on Friday.
A longtime Greek-American restaurant in Bay Ridge closed after more than two decades, marking the end of a familiar gathering place for the community.
“After 21 wonderful years, it is with great sadness to announce that the Emphasis Diner will be closing its doors for good.”
For one day, a Bay Ridge woman got a taste of Hollywood: Mariann Tepedino scored a role in the critically acclaimed film “Marty Supreme.”
New York City Fire Department officials said the blaze began at 10:24 p.m. on the third floor of the six story building on Colonial Road.
Now there’s a direct way to travel between the scenic Shore Road Parkway in Bay Ridge, Staten Island’s North Shore, and Brooklyn Heights.
Dominick Aluotto says playing football for Xaverian is not for the faint of heart. He should know. He played four years for the Clippers.
It’s showtime! NCT is bringing another popular show to the stage with its latest production, “James and the Giant Peach.”
There’s always something new to experience at the Summer Stroll on Third!
There’s always something new to experience at the Summer Stroll on Third!
Members of the Brooklyn Cyclones stepped up to the plate in a big way to raise awareness for Williams syndrome.
Here’s to supporting our great artists and neighbors in business!
The Merchants of Third Avenue’s (MOTA) hosted its most recent “Battle of the Bartenders” cocktail competition.
Jubilation was in the air, as it has been for the past 30-plus years along Fifth Avenue, as community members once again came together.
A lengthy CB 10 meeting was held Tuesday to discuss the DOT’s plan to put 50 Citi Bike docking stations in Bay Ridge.
Parents of a school located right across the street are nervous about the future and want answers about an EV charging station.
Brooklyn’s 158th annual Memorial Day Parade started at 11 a.m. at Third Avenue and 78th Street and proceeded down to Marine Avenue.
The 12:30 Club is dedicated to the promotion of the general welfare of its members and the economic welfare of Bay Ridge.
U.S. Rep. Nicole Malliotakis, a member of the Ways and Means Committee, was at the Bay Ridge Center for Older Adults to discuss legislation.
Owner Kyriaki Vitale made the announcement on the eatery’s Facebook page that it will be closing after over eight years.
Ashleigh F., 12, was named the top cookie seller in all five boroughs by the Girl Scouts of Greater New York.
The United Military Veterans of Kings County held their 13th annual fundraiser for Brooklyn’s 158th Memorial Day Parade at the Salty Dog.
Honoring a local leader, the corner of Fourth Avenue and 95th Street was co-named after community leader Mary Nolan April 27.