A shooting took place Monday afternoon during the Labor Day celebrations at the intersection of Eastern Parkway and Kingston Avenue in Crown Heights, near 770. According to the latest reports, a woman was shot and a 19-year-old man was grazed by bullets. Both victims were transported to Kings County Hospital and are expected to survive • Read More

Crown Heights is bustling once again as hundreds of Anash, Temimim, and guests fill the Rebbe’s Shechunah ahead of Shabbos Selichos, with the streets and shuls taking on the special atmosphere of Tishrei • Photos

A Crown Heights resident documented a young man spraying an anti-Israel hate message in broad daylight on a traffic signal control box at the corner of Carroll Street and New York Avenue, in the heart of the neighborhood • Full Story

After decades without significant upgrades, extensive renovations are now underway at the 749 Mikvah, which serves hundreds of Bochurim and Anash who Toivel there every morning before Davening and learning • Read More, Exclusive Photos, Watch

New York State Senator Bill Weber, who represents Rockland County—home to a large Jewish population, including many Lubavitcher families in Monsey, Pomona, and the growing Chabad community in New City, NY, made his first visit to Crown Heights • Read More, Photos

As Oholei Torah continues celebrating its Shivim Shana, we are excited to share a remarkable piece of our history: an original radio commercial promoting the Oholei Torah Day Camp from more than fifty years ago • Read More, Videos

The Crown Heights Republican Committee (CHRC) welcomed Nassau County Executive and Republican New York gubernatorial nominee Bruce Blakeman for a visit to the Crown Heights neighborhood. The candidate for NY Governor met with local business owners and community members to discuss many of the issues affecting local residents • Full Story, Photos

Statement From Former Assembly Candidate Ahron Gluck To The Crown Heights Community: “I want to thank Hashem for giving me the opportunity to run for office. I would like to thank the 2,245 members of the Shchuna who came out and placed their trust in me by casting their vote. While we did not achieve the outcome we had hoped for, together we sent a clear and powerful message to our elected officials in Albany.” • Read More, Video

Oholei Torah Mesivta gathered for an inspiring evening celebrating the graduation of the Shiur Gimmel talmidim, highlighted by an extraordinary Siyum HaShas completed by Hatomim Menachem Mendel Feldman • Read More, Photos

Losing an election is never easy. When you invest your time, energy, and hopes into a campaign, defeat hurts. But when things don’t go your way, it doesn’t mean you were wrong. Elections are influenced by many factors; voter turnout, campaign resources, name recognition, timing, messaging, and the ability to mobilize supporters on Election Day. A loss at the ballot box does not invalidate the concerns that motivated a campaign or the issues it addressed • by Benny Rosenberger • Read More