Crane on barge crashes and splinters iconic Brooklyn Bridge | News | Independent TV
A crane crashed into New York City's iconic Brooklyn Bridge, cracking and splitting a steel beam on the landmark. The crane was being transported ...
Monthly Archives: July 2023
Migrants’ budding tent encampment under the BQE in Brooklyn dismantled by city officials
An encampment for asylum-seekers under the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway in Brooklyn is no more. City sanitation workers and the NYPD were on the ...
A New Haven-Style Pizzeria Opens in Brooklyn Today – Eater NY
The dining room at Lala's Brooklyn Apizza. The restaurant is one of the only pizzerias in the city dedicated to New Haven-style pizza.
Man kills woman as part of ‘lovers’ quarrel’ in Brooklyn, then shoots himself: NYPD | amNewYork
A 38-year-old woman is dead after being shot in the head on a Brooklyn street early Thursday morning stemming from what police describe as a ...
Woman at the center of deadly Brooklyn love triangle dies from her wounds: NYPD
The woman at the center of a Brooklyn love triangle died Thursday afternoon after her jealous ex-lover shot her in the head during a confrontation ...
WATCH: Crane on barge hits the Brooklyn Bridge – KLTV
Mathieu Désilets was on a boat headed toward the Brooklyn Bridge when ahead of him he saw a barge transporting a crane have the collision.
Mayor Eric Adams announces investment of over $40 million to improve Downtown Brooklyn
"We're delivering $8 million in green transportation and safety upgrades along Fulton Street and Flatbush, Downtown Brooklyn, ...
Permits Filed for 861 Park Avenue in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn – New York YIMBY
Permits have been filed for a nine-story mixed-use building at 861 Park Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.
Modern twist on Iranian cuisine served up in Brooklyn – NY1
Evyal in Brooklyn has been turning heads in the culinary scene for its modern spin on Iranian dishes.
Collage artist Jazz Grant creates an expansive Jay-Z mural for Brooklyn Central Library
The mural, Untitled, will be showing at a free immersive exhibition at Brooklyn's public library.