In Other Brooklyn News

The summer sun may be setting, but there's lots on the horizon. After months and months of restaurant closures and uncertainty, things are on the upswing this fall with a flurry of exciting debuts.

One of three suspects who slashed, stabbed and robbed two other men with a glass bottle and a screwdriver during an anti-gay attack inside a Brooklyn bodega was arrested, police said Thursday. Jonathan Carter, 31, was grabbed Wednesday for the Sept.

When a lease renewal offer landed in Jacob Gordon's inbox earlier this summer, he quickly realized it was more than a chance to sign onto another year in the Bainbridge Street apartment he's called home for eight years.

As a transit worker, Cynthia Brooks says she saved for years to buy and renovate a four family building in Brownsville but now, with the latest extension of the eviction moratorium, she's scared she'll lose it.

German supermarket giant Aldi opened its third store in Brooklyn last week, this one at Flatbush Junction, as the European emporium of eats continues its march through the city and country.

In the 15 years that followed the first iteration of Bushwick Open Studios in 2006, a lot has changed. Rents have gone up — the median rent increased from $1,060 in 2006 to $1,740 in 2019.

There was a rally against anti- LGBTQ+ hate in Brooklyn on Wednesday in response to a violent attack that seriously injured two people.

After the remnants of Hurricane Ida pounded the city last week, officials asked New Yorkers to call 311 to report damage to their homes or streets. In Bed-Stuy, residents appear to have heeded that call. From the evening of Sept.

His character Omar Little knew the streets of Baltimore like no other and was confident enough to rip off drug dealers at the point of a shotgun — while communicating with police and prosecutors. In the real world, actor Michael K.

Natasha Christopher's 14-year-old son, Akeal, was visiting his grandmother a few miles away in Bushwick, Brooklyn. So Christopher went to bed early, with her two younger sons asleep down the hall.