In Other Brooklyn News

An ex-con who turned his life around under the mentorship of a Manhattan celebrity chef is now accused of fatally stabbing a 21-year-old college student outside her Long Island home, police said Sunday.

Weeks into the city's latest COVID-19 surge, virus rates remain higher than ever in Bed-Stuy, where more than one in five people tested positive last week, according to the latest city data.

A pair of NYPD housing cops sidelined for not taking action when a gunman opened fire inside a Brooklyn apartment were a foot from the door when two loud shots rang out, body camera footage obtained by the Daily News Thursday shows.

Come January 1, Adams will move from his Bedford-Stuyvesant home in Brooklyn to Gracie Mansion on the Upper East Side.

The New York City Housing Authority announced a deal Wednesday to convert six Brooklyn public housing developments to private management under the feds’ controversial Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) program, bringing in $1.

It’s time for our New Year’s Eve events round-up! Although Omicron has ruined many events this holiday season, there still is fun to be had.

Brooklyn's Broadway Junction is one of five subway stops that will set up pop-up coronavirus testing sites this week, according to the MTA.

Detectives are looking for the perpetrator who pulled the trigger on a Brooklyn man executed in front of the apartment building where he lived on Monday afternoon.

CityMD is once again temporarily closing some locations due to COVID staffing shortages. “To preserve our ability to staff our sites, we have temporarily closed certain locations.

New York state launches more than a dozen new COVID-19 testing sites Wednesday in almost all 10 regions amid an omicron surge that has generated record cases on a near-daily basis (and record testing) over the last two weeks.