In Other Brooklyn News

The Summer of NYC. Hot Vax Summer. The Roaring 2020s. Whatever you want to call it, it has arrived.

For his entire campaign, mayoral candidate Eric Adams said the city's working class voters, especially Black and Latino New Yorkers, would identify with him and support his campaign.

New Yorkers are living in a somewhat post-COVID world as 70% of state residents have either received their first vaccine dose or are fully vaccinated and restrictions were lifted.

State Supreme Court Justice Rosemarie Montalbano resoundingly defeated Civil Court Judge Dweynie Paul in the race for Kings County Surrogate Court Judge, handing a victory to reformers over the county party in a race that, in some ways, came to be a

This past May, Oscar Nuñez ( DJ Oscar Nñ ) got ready to play his first live show after 15 months. "I placed all these expectations on myself," he recalls.

If you're lamenting last year's closure of MeMe's Diner , fret not, a new, super queer, feminist food business has moved into 657 Washington Ave. in Prospect Heights.

June 22 (Reuters) - Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, a former police captain who put public safety at the center of his campaign for New York City mayor, was leading a field of 13 Democratic candidates in Tuesday's primary election, though the

They're getting a ruff deal! Fort Greene's furry friends are being locked out of an "unofficial" dog run on Clermont Avenue, and now their owners are asking the city to legitimize the small, fenced-in area used for decades by local doggos.

Police have caught the man who intentionally tried to run over a bus driver in Brooklyn after a dispute at a red light, they announced.

The victim was shot in the head on Avenue D near New York Ave. in East Flatbush about 12:50 a.m. Cops responding to an alert from ShotSpotter, the NYPD's hight-tech network of sensors for detecting gunfire, found the victim dead at the scene.