Municipal design gurus announced the winning design for a Prospect Park Memorial to Kings County Trailblazer Shirley Chisholm on Wednesday. Comments (1)

Sunset Park: Cops are hunting the knife-wielding wacko who slashed a man twice on Sunset Park’s Third Avenue Wednesday. Comment

Bergen Beach: It’s a dog-gone tragedy. Comments (2)

Coney Island: Call it breaking the ice. Comment

Prospect-Lefferts Gardens: An alleged thief zapped police officers with their own Taser in an effort to resist arrest in Prospect-Lefferts Gardens on Sunday. Comment

Coney Island: Call it the school of hard knocks. Comment

Williamsburg: The NYPD suspended two cops for the way they responded to the crime scene of a recent ax rampage in Williamsburg Tuesday, according to the authorities. Comment

Marine Park: It’s a drastic park renovation. Comments (2)

Marine Park: Their parking plan has stalled. Comments (3)

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Podcast: The weekly podcast features Power Women such as Judge Judith Sheinlin of “Judge Judy,” Pat DiMango of “Hot Bench,” New York City Census Director Julie Menin and many others. Comment

Call it an L of a year. Comments (5)

Hundreds of Earth Day revelers gathered at Sunset Park to celebrate Native American culture on Saturday as tribes representing cultures from across the new world demonstrated the songs and dances of their people. Comments (2)

Cops are hunting the creep who sexually assaulted a woman inside her Prospect Heights apartment building on Sunday. Comment

Development: Southern Brooklyn is expecting a flood of cash! Comment

Bedford-Stuyvesant: A 6-month-old baby that died a year ago in his Bedford-Stuyvesant home was murdered, according to the Medical Examiner’s office, which announced the findings of a year-long investigation on the eve of the child’s death. Comments (4)

Crown Heights: A Kings County Supreme Court judge slapped a controversial mixed-use development with a temporary restraining order on April 17, after local anti-gentrification advocates claimed the developer used every trick in the book to avoid having to preform a state-mandated environmental-review process, while the city let them get away with it to pave the way for more affordable housing. Comments (4)

Theater: Happy birthday, Bill! Comment

Is there going to be a pool on top of the landmarked Dime Savings Bank in Downtown Brooklyn? According to a new rendering published this morning in the New York Times, the answer seems to be yes, a new report by our sister publication Brownstoner details. Click to give it a read! Read more…