In Other Brooklyn News

The Coalition for Community Advancement, along with several other local organizations, came together last Thursday to discuss East New York's industrial business zone (IBZ) and how to grow local jobs that the city and the NYC Economic Development Cor

Shortly after Eric Adams won the Democratic mayoral primary with support from some of the city's poorest communities , he received a call from an unlikely source.

You may have come across Nidhi Jalan's culinary creations before.

A man imprisoned for nearly three decades is suing the city for $125 million, arguing Brooklyn detectives framed him for a subway murder he didn't commit, court records show.

The city has selected 72 schools around the city to receive a total $18 million in extra cash to help lower class sizes as part of a pilot program in this year's budget.

Although she's fully vaccinated, Leah Thode says her mask is not coming off.

Beginning in mid-September, New York City will require all of its roughly 300,000 municipal workers, including police, firefighters and teachers, to either be vaccinated against COVID-19 or tested weekly.

East Flatbush residents and elected officials gathered Saturday for a memorial to those lost to COVID-19, which also served as a call for community members to get vaccinated and for the city to implement changes to prevent Black and brown neighborhoo

Gov. Cuomo is overhauling the state's problem-plagued COVID rental assistance program, a day after the Daily News highlighted issues facing financially-strapped renters and landlords alike.

Inside an empty women's shelter on Brooklyn's Prospect Place, a few objects hint at the chaotic, terrifying early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. A 2020 calendar lay on a mattress in one of the shelter's six-person bedrooms.