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April 5, 2020 James

One Brooklyn Landlord Forgiving Rent from His Tenants

Brooklyn landlord Mario Salerno posted the following notice on all 18 of his residential apartment buildings: “Due to the recent

Outside Brooklyn’s Mount Sinai Hospital passersby can’t help but notice neon-colored post-notes conveying messages of thanks to the doctors and

Neighbors Raise Money to Treat Wounded DogOn March 5 Frank Decolvenaere was killed in a crash, and his dog, Stormy,

Mark May 31st on your calendar for a biking experience along Brooklyn’s waterfront that you will not want to miss.

The New York City Planning Commission is looking into developing a 2.4 million-square-foot urban living complex close to the East

In the wake of the tragic helicopter crash in Los Angeles at the end of January that left 9 people

In response to an upsurge in fatal bicycle accidents in 2019, the New York City Department of Transportation is planning

Older New Yorkers still remember the Brooklyn Dodgers, whose hometown stadium was named Ebbets Field. Today, of course, the Dodgers

Twice abandoned, the oldest subway tunnel in the world has been re-incarnated as a chic and moody bar known as

A man was charged with stealing a crane and defacing the stone arch in Grand Army Plaza on Sunday, December