In Other Brooklyn News

The child was playing with the side panels of an air conditioning unit when he fell.

The teen, who was shot four times, Face-Timed his mom after the incident.

City records show that the Department of Buildings has issued two violations related to cracked walls at their apartment building since May.

Residents in over 150 apartments at 433 Lafayette Ave. have not been able to cook on their gas stoves for the past four months.

The FDNY is investigating the causes of the fires.

The police have launched a manhunt for the suspects.

The violent vagrant who has terrorized a Brooklyn neighborhood for years is finally behind bars after yet another alleged groping attack on a helpless victim — and locals are breathing a sigh of relief.

Mayor Adams issued an order to stop the new law from taking effect on Sunday.

The installment of metal detectors are part of the city's efforts to reduce crime in the subway.

Winston Nguyen, who worked at Saint Anne's School, targeted the teenagers via Snapchat.