In Other Brooklyn News

The Caribbean-American scoop shop, found on the Crown Heights border, was among 18 "essential" ice cream spots for this summer.

Photo by Anna Bradley-Smith The 122-plus-year-old Jacob Dangler mansion at 441 Willoughby Avenue was calendared by the Landmarks Preservation Commission in a last-minute, surprise move today that could prove a huge victory for local residents and pre

Students from Herbert S. Eisenberg IS 303 pose with their city bench, painted to display the affect of war on childhood development.

The “Adventures of Bailey the Wonder Dog” have finally come to an end after trips in the East River and two traffic-packed tunnels. Veterinarians said Wednesday the persistent pooch is ready to be released from a Brooklyn animal hospital.

At LGBTQ bars across New York City, the first weekend of Pride Month celebrations seemed to signify the end of a two-year-long anxiety that the community’s gathering spots might not make it through to a post-pandemic recovery.

The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York, more informally known as Brooklyn Federal Court, in Downtown Brooklyn.

Associated Supermarket Group (ASG) welcomed the fifth Hamdan family-owned supermarket to its 250+ retail network.

A car crash in Brooklyn sparked a shootout that left two men wounded early Sunday, cops said. The clash began when two drivers got into a collision near Harman St. and Central Ave. in Bushwick about 4:20 a.m., police said.

Shoppers enjoying a Saturday afternoon at the mall were sent into a panic after loud pops sparked fears of an active shooter in the area.

The season 19 winner has worked in some of the fanciest kitchens in the world, but feels at home eating street food—and at Roberta’s Buddha Lo caught the attention of the “Top Chef” judges (and the show’s fans) from the very start of his winning seas