From Supermarket To 9-Story Arcadian: Nostrand Site Gets Big Makeover
A longtime Nostrand Avenue grocery site is now The Arcadian — a 328‑unit building with 99 designated affordable apartments and a promised supermarket. The project blends new housing, retail and community amenities.
NYC Council Moves To Muzzle ‘Harassed’ 311 Calls, Critics Worry Tenants Lose Lifeline
A new City Council measure would stop 311 from forwarding certain repeat anonymous, non‑emergency complaints about so‑called "harassed" properties, drawing praise from landlords and concern from tenant advocates. The bill is now in committee.
Bay Parkway Bus War: DOT Plan Pits Faster Commutes Against Parking Fears
NYC DOT rolled out a plan to add offset and curbside bus lanes along Bay Parkway and parts of Cropsey Avenue to speed B6 and B82 service while adding pedestrian safety features. Merchants want clearer guarantees on parking and deliveries.
Brooklyn Cop Axed After Queens Showdown With Girlfriend’s Aunt
A departmental tribunal found an NYPD officer guilty of striking his girlfriend’s aunt and knocking her phone from her hand; the panel recommended termination. The case highlights gaps between criminal and internal discipline.












