In Other Brooklyn News

An ocean of flooding woe confounded commuters Thursday afternoon as pouring rain inundated city streets and turned an uptown Manhattan subway station into an underground river. The water was waist-deep at the W. 157th St.

There is stunned reaction to the assassination in Flatbush, considered 'Little Haiti' with 20% of its residents from the Caribbean island. "We're getting a number of calls into our offices, in terms of direction.

If you live in my little pocket of Brooklyn, where Prospect and Crown Heights bleed into each other, you've probably seen Elijah Bah. He has certainly seen you.

The New Yorkers who kept the city going during some of its darkest days got their moment in the sun on Wednesday.

A 9-year-old girl died Tuesday after being pulled from a Staten Island reservoir. CBS2's Dave Carlin spoke with the girl's devastated mother, Samara Mitchell.

A father of three knifed to death outside his Brooklyn apartment building was remembered Tuesday as a neighborhood do-gooder who was about to move to Texas to be closer to family.

Borough President Eric Adams gave the thumbs down to a proposed 18-story residential building on the site of a drive-thru McDonalds at Atlantic and Vanderbilt avenues, citing the project's height and density.

The sun finally rose for 200,000 "Summer Rising" kids Tuesday — and was a mixed blessing of excitement, jitters and relief for their families, teachers and camp leaders after a chaotic rollout of the city's class-recreation blend.

Maya Wiley, a former counsel to Mayor Bill de Blasio and a former commentator on MSNBC, is in third place by a small margin after the early rounds of ranked-choice voting tabulation.

Despite his biblical name — or maybe because of it — one woman had suspected there was something not quite right about the homeless man who confessed to killing her Brooklyn neighbor.