Category: <span>Brooklyn Life</span>

Autumn is in full swing and the leaves are changing on every corner. Here is a glance of what autumn looks like on Decatur Street in Bedford-Stuyvesant.

“It’s quite apparent that no street cleaning truck came by during the designated hours, because the leaves from the day before are still there,” says Ray Johnson [Sheepsheadbites.com]

By Rob Anderson “I’m not crazy,” the woman says in a thick Brooklyn accent. “I am not going up there.” She is speaking to the bottom half of a man–her husband, presumably–who has climbed up a perilous-looking, retractable metal ladder into a hole carved out of the ceiling in apartment 4D. “I don’t know what...

Kendall Morrison is surrounded by garbage, food waste, spores of fungus. He is a happy man. Morrison cannot avoid smiling when he says that he will fill one the few green oasis in Bushwick with his beloved rubbish.

The bakery, La Table Exquise, opened the other night in Bedford-Stuyvesant, and families and friends came to Tompkins Street in groups.

This weekend, Brooklyn paid homage to a classic New York tradition: the beefsteak.

There must be a manual for how to dress on a cruise because as the passengers of the Queen Mary 2 arrived at Pier 12 of the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal, they seemed to all be in uniform.

New York Yankees’ Hideki Matsui holds up the MVP trophy after the Yankees defeated the Philadelphia Phillies, 7-3, in Game 6 of the World Series on Wednesday in New York.

Union workers from National Grid use a giant rat to protest the use of non-union workers by the corporation to remove asbestos from its building on Jay Street.

Ishita Singh has a scene from Borough Hall in downtown Brooklyn, where something unexpected cuts through the humdrum of the daily morning rush.