In Other Brooklyn News

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Eric Adams, the Democratic nominee for mayor, has an inner circle â€" five key aides â€" and a constellation of more than 20 advisers, from Mayor Bill de Blasio to the former police commissioner William Bratton to the Rev.

Kyrie Irving’s plea for privacy regarding his vaccine status went unanswered Monday as the Brooklyn Nets’ superstar point guard caused his latest stir since arriving in our borough.

Federal prosecutors have requested an Oct. 7 hearing with lawyers for two Brooklyn attorneys who were caught on video throwing what appeared to be a Molotov cocktail at a parked, empty police car during the George Floyd protests in May 2020.

First came the hipsters. Now it’s the moviemakers. Bushwick’s revival took another step forward this month, when Netflix set up shop in the Brooklyn neighborhood.

It's a larger-than-life mural for a larger-than-life actor. A painting depicting a laughing Michael K. Williams, who died earlier this month, now overlooks a subway entrance in his home borough of Brooklyn.

A fire ripped through a building in Crown Heights not once, but twice Sunday, neighbors say.

Authorities in Manhattan impounded seven van over the course of two days they say were illegally registered and used as Airbnb rentals on city streets.

The trial of the R&B superstar R. Kelly has featured some 50 witnesses across more than a month of testimony — a blizzard of sordid and sometimes grotesque accusations and counterclaims.

A new mural depicting the late actor Michael K. Williams is set to be unveiled in Fort Greene this Saturday.