Rafael Espinal

Local groups say that due to the site's history of neglect, further community input is needed.

Protesters marched through Bushwick waving $100 bills emblazoned with Councilman Rafael Espinal's face.

Some groups feel the City Council's changes still aren't affordable enough for East New Yorkers.

The City Council questioned agency officials Monday on specifics in the plan to rezone the area.

Jeffries and other local officials say the plan's not affordable for people who live in East New York.

Council members Inez Barron and Rafael Espinal said they're seeking a plan that benefits the community.

Brooklyn Community Board 5 voted against neighborhood rezoning plans.

Community groups want to ensure new retailers hire locally and offer job training and benefits.

Nearly 300 residents petitioned for a dog run in Irving Square Park.

Residents expressed dissatisfaction Wednesday with the city's plan to bring new housing to the area.

The legislation would set up a restaurant-style grading system for cosmetology businesses.

Those in favor of and against the ban held dueling press conferences outside City Hall.

Maria Hernandez Park isn't big enough to safely fit all the pub crawl's revelers, officials said.

The primary is Sept. 9 for seats that have been open almost all year.

Councilman Antonio Reynoso wants to hear residents' opinion on what Bushwick should look like.