Yes, we are living in a time of uncertainty and dread this Thanksgiving season, but Jews have some experience with that.

These spots offer New Yorkers a quick, rejuvenating escape from the city’s nonstop pace without having to travel far.

The ambitious Brooklyn Yards development plan, an engineering feat that will build housing over an active rail line, was ...

“A tree-filled conservatory and public living room rolled into one,” is how the space was described in Privately Owned Public ...

Alchemy-ABR Investment Partners intends to build a 28-story project spanning about 161,000 square feet at 1484 First Ave., ...

For many, the brownstone is the quintessential symbol of Brooklyn, as much an icon as the Brooklyn Bridge. Yes, other ...

None of Charles Schulz's cast of elementary school characters were ever explicitly identified as Jewish. But we can dream.

The 45,000-square-foot station house includes a dedicated community room—a first for the NYPD—with a separate entrance on the ...

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Think of a favorite work of art you’ve seen in New York, and there’s a good chance it was brought to you by a woman.

The final-hurdle council vote Thursday was years in the making, notably after plans for a 34-story building with 1,578 units ...