The L'Chaim of Yisroel Backman of Monsey, NY and Shterna Korf of Thornhill, ON took place at Rubashkin in Crown Heights.

Residents say they wish a building of this height and density was being built to be affordable for the community, but they hope the building can still do more to be a part of the area.

Opposed by the local community board, the controversial Crown Heights spot rezoning now heads to City Council.

Carl Miller insists he wasn’t in Brooklyn the morning of Oct. 25, 1979, the day he turned 19 and Rabbi David Okunov was killed in Crown Heights by a gunman who shot him from six inches away ...

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Mason Gray, a red brick rental building, has opened in a quiet neighborhood in Crown Heights, BrooklynCredit...Clark Hodgin for The New York Times Supported by By Victoria M. Walker When the ...