Brad Lander

The 78th Precinct had officers pose as pedestrians and ticketed drivers who didn't yield.

Park Slope restaurant owners and their delivery cyclists are invited to a forum about bike safety.

The new council came to order with a mix of allies and enemies being appointed to key positions.

The Park Slope Civic Council is hosting a discussion on the future of Fourth Avenue.

Bridging Gowanus will tackle issues including balancing industrial uses with amenities such as parks.

Elected officials are inviting residents to talk about how Gowanus should grow in coming years.

The Manhattan councilwoman wouldn't speculate on reports that she's the top pick for Council speaker.

Legislative, labor and nonprofit leaders say the time is now to prove liberal ideas work.

The Girls Read for Girls event on Nov. 16 will raise money for the nonprofit Women for Afghan Women.

Park Slope's annual Halloween parade featured giant puppets, bagpipers and cheers for de Blasio.

A plan to give city council members more power has racked up 30 signatures so far, organizers said.

Many of Park Slope's top schools need restroom upgrades, school leaders say.

Local officials have called for an investigation into the proposed shelter at 165 W. Ninth St.

A group of members wants to shift some of the next City Council speaker's power back to the council.

P.S. 133 has a new home at 610 Baltic St. and an admissions policy geared toward low-income families.