In Other Brooklyn News

Nine FDNY engines, multiple NYPD officers, numerous Hatzalah and EMS responders converged on a smokey fire which engulfed one of the upper floors above Isaac’s Bakery on Avenue J in Flatbush.

New York City is set to expand its war on rats. The City Council is expected to pass a package of anti-rat bills on Thursday, responding to New Yorkers’ growing frustration with the out-of-control rodent infestation in the city.

Police are searching for whoever stabbed an 18-year-old woman in broad daylight in Brooklyn, then punched another woman nearby. It all happened on Wednesday near Bleecker Street and Central Avenue in Bushwick.

A cold beer led to a hot gun at a Brooklyn train station Wednesday, police said. Officers patrolling the Broadway Junction station at 12:10 a.m. spotted Taderius Bonner, 26, sipping a beer, according to cops.

Tenants at 25 MacDonough Street are seeking to hold their landlord and management company in contempt of court orders after they say the owners failed to make repairs or pay fines ordered by a judge [...] Click here to view original web page at www.

The historic mansion at 441 Willoughby Ave. might be gone, but local resolve to enact change in the city’s landmarking and development processes, and hold developer Tomer Erlich accountable for his actions, is building.

The man who was caught on video violently shoving another man onto the subway tracks in Brooklyn is a career criminal.

A gang of five antisemitic teenage boys attacked three yeshiva students Monday evening in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Midwood. They threw eggs, yelled “Free Palestine,” and punched a boy in the face.

The store is "not meeting the company's financial targets." Meanwhile, the lines at the food pantry around the corner keep growing longer.

Police have arrested the man suspected of shoving another man onto the tracks at a subway station in Brooklyn last week. Lamale McRae, 41, is facing multiple charges, including attempted murder, assault, reckless endangerment and harassment.