After 10 years of hosting live music, the well-loved East Williamsburg venue Our Wicked Lady will close its doors on July 21.
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Boris & Horton, a beloved dog-friendly café at 510 Driggs Avenue, will reopen thanks to a successful fundraising campaign.
Boris & Horton, a popular dog-friendly café at 510 Driggs Avenue, has started an online fundraiser to avoid shutting down next week.
Rock 101, an exciting new multimedia presentation with an all-star live band, answers that question on November 16th.
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As a community bank, Flushing Bank worked closely with neighborhood businesses to help them stay on track throughout the pandemic.
Postal auditors found Brooklyn mailrooms mold-ridden, unsecured and filled with hoards of delayed mail, including some from 2016.
Apartments for those making anywhere from $0 a year to $97,000 a year are up for grabs in Greenpoint, Bushwick, Bed-Stuy and East New York.
Drag Queen icon Merrie Cherry's perfect day in Williamsburg includes a Bloody Mary, a bookstore, and a balcony sunset with friends.
With 40 new buildings and rising rents, the neighborhood has bounced back and then some since its canceled L train shutdown, experts said.
Hampton Fancher will join a New York Times magazine writer and "Blade Runner" documentarian to discuss the legendary science fiction films.
The Brooklyn churro vendor whose handcuffing went viral, the woman who took the video of her and activists teamed up for a new fundraiser.
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Protesters said a churro vendor handcuffed at Broadway Junction station is the latest proof that the city's subways don't need more cops.
All he was trying to do was help out a fellow driver with a flat tire – and he got a ticket for it.
Almost 1,000 residents at the Williamsburg Houses have been without hot water and heat since 10 p.m. Wednesday, outage data shows.
Locals are calling the MTA's plan to redevelop a storage site near Bushwick Inlet Park for residential use "tone deaf and offensive."
This week's Local Legend is the drag artist and musician Thorgy Thor, who's here to tell us what she loves about Greenpoint.
The neighborhood's first medical weed dispensary, the sixth in NYC and third in BK in just a year, opened Thursday at the base of Pod Hotel.
The bustling food market and collectible vendors will move into a waterfront office building so they can keep running until March.
An events company that plans to have 300-person rooftop ceremonies might take over the popular Williamsburg club, which closed in January.
A block was named for late longtime deli owner Cono D’Alto, who owned Mamma Maria Salumeria at the corner of Graham and Conselyea.
Thousands of dogs will descend on Williamsburg this month for everything from puppy ice cream sundaes, to a Halloween dog parade.
Daphne Youree is the borough president's July hero for hopping out of her car and clearing flooded LIE subway grates in a now-viral video.
An unknown prankster put giant Teletubby costumes onto four service stations over the weekend, one for each creepy, colorful creature.
A Brooklyn high-schooler's commitment to his mom and getting to the NFL could bring him to the MetLife field and win $10,000 for his school.
A professor who said cops forced him into a hospital for comments he made during a "Politicizing Beyoncé" class won $10,000 in a settlement.
From Bronx brews to Brooklyn beermakers, stop into this Williamsburg rooftop all month long to taste $5 craft beers from each outer borough.
10-year-old Rishabh Trivedi tossed the coin before a match and kids from the McCarren Tennis Center got to play on the court.
The Moore Street Market in Williamsburg, which has been around since 1941, will get upgraded with money from the city and borough president.
The corner of Graham Avenue and Conselyea Street will officially be named "Cono D’Alto Way" for the owner of Mamma Maria Salumeria.
The celebration of women working in craft beer will return to Williamsburg in August. Here's what you need to know to taste all the brews.
What's better than a daytime cocktail party in an upscale hotel park? Dogs at a daytime cocktail party in an upscale hotel park.
A GoFundMe was started for Dan Scinta, local bartender, musician and builder, who suffered a hemorrhagic stroke two weeks ago.
Elected officials are asking for an audit of North BK's mail service after everything from tax returns to passports have been lost.
Two Trees is considering turning three Con Edison lots into green space in its goal to connect the Navy Yard to Newtown Creek with parkland.
Two cement truck drivers quarrelled with the crowd at an East W'burg vigil for Devra Freelander, who was killed by a cement truck Monday.
Meet the new Parks Alliance director who is getting creative about solving Williamsburg and Greenpoint's low people-to-parks ratio.
New Yorkers can find free O'Doul's nonalcoholic beer in select bars across the city, featuring a new can designed by BK artist Mr. Kiji.
Players say the conditions of courts, which haven't been updated in decades, are causing injuries and keeping players away from the park.