The end of a tax provision could threaten many projects, including the mayor’s push for affordable housing. Will it be revived?
Category: <span>Brooklyn Life</span>
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One Foot in Bay Ridge, One in Coney Island: The Odd 46th
A race in a strangely shaped congressional district points up its gerrymandered history.
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Critics Say AirBnb Crowds Greenpoint Rental Market
Two new studies examine the startup's impact on the city
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Bensonhurst Park Is About To Get A Makeover
The storied park is getting new funding for renovations for the first time in a quarter century
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Getting Out the Hispanic Vote Is Hard, and a Voter Purge Didn’t Help
When you lose your right to vote on election day, "the perception is it's lost forever."
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In Gowanus, Gripes From All Sides About the Parole Office
The location of a high-traffic parole office in Gowanus frustrates both parolees and neighbors
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A Wall Against the Next Sandy: Where Should It Go?
Red Hook locals voice their opinions, hoping they'll be heard.
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Starting Up in Dumbo, with a Little Help from the Mayor
One path to profits? A media startup leverages city resources to launch its new business.
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Hey, Brooklyn: Do You Trust Hillary?
To get a read on how the borough is feeling about candidate Clinton, we talked to people on the streets