There’s something fishy about this Brooklyn block. A puddle from a leaking hydrant has been turned into a public aquarium in Bedford-Stuyvesant, with dozens of goldfish swimming in an inch and a ...

After a video of goldfish in a puddle under a hydrant in Bed-Stuy went viral, people concerned with the fish’s health rescued, or stole, them in the night.

Puddle pants, or trousers with floor length, pooling hems, are everywhere right now. Our critic offers tips for wearing them without tracking dirt around with you.

A Bed-Stuy native spruced up the block with goldfish under a trickling hydrant. Transplants concerned with the fish’s health wanted to get them out.

Hajj Lovick, co-founder of Bed-Stuy's quirky "sidewalk pond," was sentenced to 12 years for a 2023 shooting outside a local bar. Lovick, known for turning a leaky hydrant into a goldfish pond ...

The beloved Bedford-Stuyvesant street aquarium destroyed during an FDNY hydrant inspection earlier this week -- leaving dozens of tiny goldfish dead -- had been completely filled in with cement as ...

Nuisance or neighborhood beautification project? The debate appears to be moot at this point. The controversy stems from the so-called “Bed-Stuy Goldfish Pond,” a sidewalk puddle near a leaky ...

BED-STUY, Brooklyn (PIX11) – A school of goldfish has made its home on a Brooklyn sidewalk. The goldfish were seen swimming in a puddle fed by a leaking fire hydrant on the corner of Tompkins ...

When did the Bed-Stuy fish pond start? The TikTok-famous fish pond used to be just a puddle filling a large gap in the sidewalk − until residents from the block decided during the first week of ...

During an inspection of the leaky fire hydrant, the FDNY drained the water at the makeshift Bed-Stuy aquarium on Wednesday, killing the fish and leaving residents devastated.

Aquarian enthusiasts quickly rallied together — spending the next few days trying to revamp the prized puddle to avoid future debacles.