In Other Brooklyn News

In two separate incidents, within three days of each other, two people died in New York City from fallen trees or tree branches. It’s left some people concerned that not enough is being done to keep them safe from the potential harm that a fallen [..

A spike in car ownership, dining sheds and the comeback of alternate-side parking are making it tougher than ever to find spaces. As car ownership in New York City surges, parking spaces dwindle.

As if Sen. Chuck Schumer wasn’t busy enough convincing Sen. Joe Manchin to vote for the Democrats’ latest climate and tax plan, the New York Senator also found time to help secure electric buses for his hometown.

This Sunday evening, Brooklynites will have the chance to comment on the controversial new City Council redistricting plan at Medgar Evers College. The hearing, one of five around the city, will take place between 3:30 p.m. and 7 p.m.

A driver going in reverse down a Crown Heights street struck and critically injured a pedestrian, then drove off, according to officials. The victim, 36, was crossing Pacific Street near Buffalo Avenue around 2:45 p.m. Sunday when she was hit by a [.

When you think about pizza, it doesn't take much time for New York to come to mind. There's a historical reason 'za and the Big Apple are inextricably linked.

A man sitting on a Brooklyn park bench was critically injured when a tree branch fell and hit him in the head, police said Sunday. The victim was relaxing in Reinaldo Salgado Playground on Monroe St. near Patchen Ave.

A police officer was slashed while making an arrest on a subway platform in Brooklyn. Police say the Housing Authority officer had chased an emotionally disturbed man into the Myrtle-Willoughby Avenue station in Bed-Stuy around 11:15 a.m. Sunday.

Insider's Lauren Edmonds (left) moved to Brooklyn after living in Orlando, Florida. I currently live in Brooklyn, but there are things I miss about living in the Sunshine State.

From spring into summer, the Ukrainian military was pummeled by Russian artillery in eastern Ukraine, steadily losing ground and as many as 200 soldiers a day in a mismatched, head-to-head contest.