Election night has come and gone — here’s a look at how Bedford-Stuyvesant voted so far.
This reelection makes Jeffries the highest-ranking Black elected official in Congress.
Hizzoner got dinged for not properly registering his Bed-Stuy property, records show.
New York Mag said Chi Ossé is one of the top 37 reasons to love New York City, on account of his Brooklyn social schedule and TikToks.
Bed-Stuy representative Chi Ossé maintained his seat on City Council in an uncontested race.
Here's what you need to know before voting in Bed-Stuy in the 2023 General Election.
Bed-Stuy can once again decide how to spend $1 million in city bucks — here's how to submit a project for participatory budgeting.
Initial plans for the massive, community-informed zoning project in Central Brooklyn posits 1,550 income-restricted units in 13 blocks.
Bed-Stuy's Chi Ossé will continue his City Council tenure after an uncontested race in the New York primary.
"Mindful breathing is another way we are teaching our young people healthy habits that will last a lifetime.”
Dozens of Brooklyn electeds and tenants told the Rent Guidelines Board their proposed increases would create homelessness.
Interfaith Medical Center's Bed-Stuy emergency room will get a $3 million renovation with new government funding.
Ossé wore a custom-designed outfit from Advisry, according to Vogue (a publication that knows a tad more about fashion than Patch.)
Advocates and electeds called on Mayor Eric Adams to reconsider a projected 2024 budget that they say prioritizes violent policing.
Bed Stuy residents will have their say on $1 million of public funds this week, voting on projects for local schools and community hubs.
The library has been closed since 2020 for renovations.
"A little rain is not gonna stop us," State Sen. Jabari Brisport said, "and neither are decades of trickle down economics."
Top House Democrat and local rep Hakeem Jeffries has already received over two thousand votes for House Speaker — so far.
The orange compost containers appeared on Wednesday up and down several Bed-Stuy avenues, the first smart-bin composting sites in Brooklyn.
With two more tickets issued for rats at the mayor's Bed-Stuy home, Curtis Sliwa says why not try two wild cats?
Mayor Eric Adams said at a hearing over his supposedly rat-infested property that he spent $7,000 fighting rats, the New York Times reports.
Mayor Adams makes a big show of his war on rats, but doesn't appear to practice what he preaches at home, the New York Daily News reports.
Jeffries will be the first Black American to head a major political party in Congress, according to reports.
CB3 approved the two measures earlier this month, a sign that the neighborhood is taking action on two serious challenges facing the city.
Two Brooklynites — Jeffries and Chuck Schumer — soon could have the top Democratic leadership roles in the House and Senate.
Council Member Chi Ossé asks for the neighborhood to donate toys at his office until Dec. 6
The stations are part of an expansion to bring the communal bikes to Bed-Stuy, Crown Heights and Ocean Hill.
Hakeem Jeffries will serve another term as one of the most powerful Democrats in congress.
At the first of three info sessions this Thursday, the Council Member invites the neighborhood to discuss participatory budgeting.
Only one home is in Bed-Stuy.
Mayor Eric Adams opted to support a Brooklyn pastor over incumbent state Sen. Jabari Brisport, the candidate announced Monday.
"All across our nation there are places like Bed-Stuy — reservoirs of ambition and aspiration — just waiting to be tapped," the VP said.
Assemblymember Latrice Walker, first elected in 2015, received 90 percent of the vote on primary day, results show.
Democratic primaries for assembly seats across New York City are next week. Here's what to know about the races in Bed-Stuy.
Mapmakers reversed plans to split Bed-Stuy between two districts, but Rep. Hakeem Jeffries remains troubled by the changes.
The Bed-Stuy and Crown Heights' council member's swearing in ceremony and "State of the District" address will be held in early June.
A congressional redistricting proposal that splits up Bed-Stuy is reminiscent of gerrymandering that faced a lawsuit in 1960s, locals say.
Half the neighborhood could be represented by Rep. Yvette Clarke instead of Rep. Hakeem Jeffries if the new draft is approved.
"The biggest surprise for me was how doable this job was," said the 24-year-old, who marked 100 days representing Brooklyn's District 36.
The mayor's concern over the rap scene comes after an 18-year-old rapper was shot in Bed-Stuy.