Una novedosa empresa en Brooklyn ofrece un servicio con una tinta que desaparece en 15 meses o menos. Algunos creen que es una derrota para el arte en la piel.
Princess Francois and Andy Estevez, both educators, had each resigned themselves to romantic disappointment — until they met four years ago.
Breon S. Peace, who went to high school in Crown Heights, is taking over as top federal prosecutor in Brooklyn at a precarious moment.
This week’s properties are in Greenpoint, Jackson Heights and Inwood.
This week’s properties are in Greenpoint, Jackson Heights and Inwood.
Italian from the team behind Anassa Taverna, a Queens expansion for Pig Beach, and more restaurant news.
Recent commercial real estate transactions in New York.
Acme Smoked Fish in Brooklyn uses shichimi togarashi in this new offering.
When she’s not onstage, she’s often at her bedroom window, taking in Brooklyn’s wildlife.
In the last five years, at least five new dry stores that sell alcohol-free wines, craft beers and bottled drinks have opened in New York City.
The N.B.A. star, who is set to make $40 million this year, said he opposes vaccine mandates, saying nobody should be “forced” to do it.
The officer, whom a police official identified as Yvonne Wu, also shot and wounded her girlfriend, the police said.
After several years of all things simple being the height of fashion, there is a pleasure to be found in the messy eccentricities of individualistic, pre-owned items.
The artist’s approach to the Black female form is rich with pleasure, but also looks beyond it.
Katrina Brownlee was abused, shot and left for dead. Told she’d never walk again, she went on to have a 20-year career with the N.Y.P.D.
The Portuguese artist and psychoanalyst examines postcolonial trauma in her U.S. debut in Brooklyn. The stakes are universal, she says.
Recent commercial real estate transactions in New York.
Taming the junglelike garden in Brooklyn has given her purpose — and a place to entertain.
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
This week’s properties are in Midtown Manhattan, Bedford-Stuyvesant and Murray Hill, Queens.
This week’s properties are in Midtown Manhattan, Murray Hill, Queens, and Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.
A new book pays tribute to the vanished magic of Flipper’s, a storied if short-lived 1970s skate palace.
The economic crisis caused by the pandemic has placed the city’s housing woes in stark relief. But one group of Brooklyn tenants has been fighting back.
His aggressive agenda as a pastor and civic leader in Brownsville and Bushwick laid the groundwork for a remarkable recovery.
Alan Michelson, a Mohawk artist, explores long-ignored aspects of American history and exploitation of Indigenous landscapes. His work at MoMA PS1 fuses modern media and Native song.
After a decade of embroidering portraits of loved ones, LJ Roberts delivers a lesson on queer kinship in a new exhibition at Pioneer Works in Brooklyn.
This week’s properties are in Crown Heights, the Upper West Side and Riverdale.
This week’s properties are in Crown Heights, the Upper West Side and Riverdale.
Recent commercial real estate transactions in New York.
The case could represent a turning point for the #MeToo movement, which some felt had centered on crimes against white women.
What happens when trying to escape poverty means separating from your family at 13?
Mr. Kelly faces 10 years to life in prison for his conviction on federal racketeering and sex trafficking charges in Brooklyn. He still is under indictment in two other states.
Kettl, a tea shop and retailer in Greenpoint, features tea to-go as well as a variety of tea-driven sweets.
Also on the bill for this free outdoor program is the choreographer’s U.S. premiere of “Quad,” a wordless television play by Samuel Beckett.
Maintaining a rental property — including making sure water drains properly — is the responsibility of the landlord, not the tenant.
The annual festival celebrated 10 years of drag, queerness and artistry this month, but some local queens want more.
A couple from Mexico City knew that if they were going to buy, ‘it had to be now’ — before interest rates went up. Here’s what they found in Brooklyn for less than $2 million.
When his landlord raised the rent during the pandemic, this Brooklyn renter decided it was time to buy. Here’s what he found for less than $1 million in Carroll Gardens.
Over eight weeks this summer we documented nightlife as New Yorkers returned to the city’s deeply missed party scene. It ended up being a brief window of freedom, a hint at what we hope will be waiting for us on the other side of the pandemic.
A young couple, realizing they weren’t going back to their workplaces ‘probably ever,’ set a $500,000 budget for a two-bedroom in the Sunset Park area of Brooklyn. Here’s what they found.
After putting off a purchase to invest in her business, a longtime renter saw an opportunity to buy a place in Brooklyn with the amenities she had always wanted. Here’s what she found.
After splitting rent with roommates for years, a couple researched the city’s housing lotteries and found that they qualified for many places.
With the city shut down last summer, a couple took their $4,000 budget to Williamsburg, Brooklyn, in search of a place where they could work from home in peace. Here’s what they found.
Two days ago a New York City bus crashed into a home, injuring 16 people.
This is the first season that Barclays Center in Brooklyn is home to both the New York Liberty and the Brooklyn Nets. And the arena recently needed to make a quick transformation.
The city is ramping up a program to vaccinate people in select subway stations as a way to boost the city's vaccination rate.
For their first purchase together, a young couple sought a place they could make their own — no ‘cookie-cutter doorman buildings.’ Here’s what they found.
Figuring she could get a better deal as rents fell, a young Manhattanite cast a wide net for ‘something with a door,’ not too far from work. Here’s what she found.
Families came out to Coney Island on Friday, looking for rollercoaster rides and funnel cakes, for the first time in 18 months.
A young couple joined forces to get through 2020 and beyond, but would they find what they wanted in her East Side neighborhood or his beloved Williamsburg? Here’s where they landed.
For their first New York purchase, a couple scoured their beloved Williamsburg neighborhood for a quiet place with good light and more space for their growing household. Here’s what they found.
More than a hundred workers marched on Friday in support of a package of bills that would provide financial assistance to workers who have so far been left out of government programs during the pandemic.
Squeezed and priced out of Windsor Terrace, a family of four looked south to Midwood and Marine Park — or maybe even Staten Island.
Seeking an upgrade for their growing children — and their voluminous stuff — a couple toured the townhouses of Bay Ridge. Which home would you choose?
Today’s Brooklyn map is a relic of a sweeping 19th-century effort to renumber every building and rename dozens of streets. The saga revealed how decisions made by bureaucrats can leave an imprint on city life more than a century later.
The famous holiday displays in Dyker Heights are attracting smaller crowds, but some homeowners are determined to bring cheer.
Months ago, our architecture critic invited a few people to suggest modest strolls around places meaningful to them. Here’s where they went.
Mr. Jin is accused of engaging in a conspiracy to censor Zoom users in the United States.
As the pandemic lockdown cleared the roads and as governments instituted popular programs to keep restaurants and small businesses alive, communities have gotten a glimpse at what the city is like when the streets are reimagined. New Yorkers don’t...
For their first place together, a couple joined forces (and budgets) to find a place with some sunlight and enough space to work from home.
This first-time buyer searched new developments in central Brooklyn, looking for details that would set one apart. Here are the options she considered.
Brooklynites have a long tradition of passing along books. But what ends up in giveaway piles these days speaks volumes about our current fraught moment.
After failing to find a suitable Manhattan apartment, this growing family became ‘the last people to the Brooklyn party.’ Which of these Williamsburg options would you choose?
The counting of absentee ballots is slow and unglamorous. ‘Is this one fine?’ a worker asked in Brooklyn.
To find the right place for themselves and their young son, this couple considered the pros and cons of various building types. Which option would you choose?
Ashleigh Kaneski figured she couldn’t afford to buy a one-bedroom in the city, but she could keep her tiny rental and invest in a house in the Catskills. Then she had second thoughts.
The check (and the book, and the sandals, and everything else) is in the mail.
The check (and the book, and the sandals, and everything else) is in the mail.
After leaving Queens for Long Island, Paolo and Christian Acquista felt stranded. So they plotted their return to the city, this time to Brooklyn. Which of these options would you choose?
For their first purchase together, a couple searched their old Brooklyn neighborhood for a little fresh air — and maybe a second bedroom. Which of these options would you choose?
With about $1 million to spend, the former renters were hoping to upsize to a two-bedroom with two bathrooms, good closet space and a view that wasn’t a brick wall.
Tired of living in a building with a dormlike atmosphere, one couple went in search of a more residential setup. Here’s what they found.
After a couple of years in Seattle, a New York family returned to hunt for a conveniently situated house with some character. Here’s where they wound up.
The police in Brooklyn were quicker Wednesday to enforce the clampdown than they had been before, moving swiftly to disperse demonstrators from rainy city streets and to arrest those who failed to clear out.
For their first home together, a young couple sought the best roof deck and gym they could find on a budget. Here’s where they wound up.
With billions of people staying home, the world is reinventing the weekend.
For about $1,000 each, they hoped to find a decent place near a good bagel store. Now they’re stuck there as they wait out the lockdown.
After years of renting, two young doctors hoped to buy something in their beloved Clinton Hill, but found better options elsewhere. Here’s where they landed.
The energy, the traffic, the crowds are all gone. Only the vacant streets remain, waiting for the actors to return to the stage.
This week’s properties are in Midtown East, Forest Hills Gardens, Queens, and Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn.
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
In recent years, the area has seen staggering changes, with proliferating arts organizations, housing and amenities. But that hasn’t come cheap.
The New York City neighborhoods where the top sales prices have fallen the most.
For a couple in Williamsburg, buying a fixer-upper seemed like the best way to get what they wanted: a hardwearing, light-filled space.
The issue is dire, and yet politicians stay away from addressing it. Many progressives are happy to see the homeless live anywhere else.
After years of false starts, the busy thoroughfare known for its gas stations and carwashes is seeing a construction frenzy of mid-rise apartment buildings.
New developments across the city are repurposing the opulent spaces where New Yorkers once deposited their savings.
The streaming company said it would spend up to $100 million on six soundstages in Brooklyn, adding to New York City’s growing role in the film industry.
After his apartment was demolished to make space for Barclays Center, Jeff Mermelstein photographed the new arena’s suits, shills and suds.
Are ferries an expensive “niche” service or an effective form of transportation? “We’re starting a whole new form of mass transit,” Mayor Bill de Blasio recently said.
Recent commercial real estate transactions in New York.
Changes to middle school enrollment in parts of Brooklyn and Manhattan could force City Hall to take action on school segregation.
Readers discuss a lack of science literacy and Jewish beliefs about protecting the well-being of others.
The program is the first one to be closed as part of the city’s escalating effort to stem the country’s largest measles outbreak in decades.
An order to require immunizations in the ultra-Orthodox Jewish community seemed to mobilize vaccine skeptics. Others worried that the effort did not address the root of the problem: misinformation.
This week’s properties are in Battery Park City, Chelsea and Kensington, Brooklyn.
Mayor Bill de Blasio said that the city would require unvaccinated individuals living in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, to receive the measles vaccine.
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
He drew long lines to his home in Brooklyn, but he chose not to translate that veneration into a community of acolytes on a grand scale.
A career in morning television dovetails perfectly with parenting young children, at least when it comes to sleep schedules.
Eddie Freeman opened the Sugar Hill club in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, in 1979. Night life and the neighborhood have changed, but they still come to dance.
The subway operator, Hopeton Kiffin, slowed his express train and gently coaxed the child off the tracks in Brooklyn and safely onto the train.
This week’s properties are in Greenwich Village, SoHo, and Gowanus, Brooklyn.
This week’s properties are in Greenwich Village, SoHo, and Gowanus, Brooklyn.
The new state-of-the-art Public Records in Brooklyn is the latest addition to a budding group of clubs that encourage close listening and community building.
New York admits it sometimes makes mistakes in collecting property taxes — but it still fights to keep the money.
A bank is cleaning out its basement in Brooklyn. Archivists want to save a trove of Bowery Savings Bank papers from destruction.
Recent commercial real estate transactions in New York.
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region.
The surveillance economy is coming, and it’s no coincidence that its first stop is in marginalized communities.
According to school leaders, 19 former faculty and staff members were said to have potentially engaged in sexual misconduct or inappropriate behavior with students over the span of three decades.
Homemade bread is just the starting act at this new Bedford-Stuyvesant spot.