In Other Brooklyn News

Internal NYPD data on vaccination rates includes arresting figures: some city neighborhoods are patrolled by a workforce that is nearly 50% unvaccinated.

The union representing New York City firefighters asked a state court on Thursday to bar Mayor Bill de Blasio from enforcing his order requiring all city employees to get the COVID-19 vaccination to continue working.

About a fifth of New York City’s third through eighth graders took the state’s English and math exams last school year, when a majority of students learned remotely and the tests were deemed optional, according to data released Thursday by the state

This picturesque Brooklyn Heights stable turned single-family home has undeniable curbside charm.

A Brooklyn bar owner faces manslaughter charges for a drunk-driving, hit-and-run crash â€" after a lengthy investigation found the victim’s DNA on the windshield of the driver’s damaged SUV.

The crack of gunshots Wednesday morning brought fresh grief for a family cursed by violence, killing the father of two daughters just weeks after his younger brother was cut down in a gang feud.

Mexican chef Zack Wangeman uses food to spark conversation about his culture.

Tenants at the Ingersoll Houses in Fort Greene say feces raining from the wall and down the stairwell into tenants' apartments is a dire situation -an issue they say has happened before but never this bad. A family tells News 12 they were up at 4 a.

A Brooklyn man mowed down by a hit-and-run driver while trying to cross the Bruckner Expressway was visiting the Bronx to pay his respects at a friend’s memorial service, his grieving mother told the Daily News.

Filling nearly a full city block in the lower-income Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn, a gigantic barrel-vaulted building sits as a vestige of a distant past.