The Brooklyn Ink

Moshe Piller: How a New York Landlord Works the System

A team of six reporters spent four months investigating the New York housing system through the prism of one landlord, his buildings and his tenants in Brooklyn and the Bronx. Read on for our findings.

Tea Party Brewing In Brooklyn

By Laura Kusisto and Jack Mirkinson The Tea Party movement has come to Brooklyn, courtesy of an activist from Manhattan. John Press is an author with a doctorate in history from New York University, who [...]

I’m Still Here

A 92-year-old Holocaust survivor fights her eviction.

Deliberations Resume After Juror Dismissal

A reconstituted jury panel began deliberations this afternoon in the trial of a Brooklyn police officer accused of sexual assault.