In Other Brooklyn News

Inside a sleek new health clinic in one of New York City's poorest neighborhoods, Ramon Jacobs-Shaw is wondering whether his next patient will show up.

The Long Island Rail Road has activated WiFi in Brooklyn's Atlantic Terminal at Atlantic and Flatbush avenues — one of the most important stations in the LIRR system.

Gov. Cuomo signed legislation Tuesday repealing an outdated and rarely enforced Empire State law prohibiting barbers and salons from operating on Sundays.

New York's ban on evictions, which was implemented earlier in the pandemic , is set to expire at the end of August. But some smaller landlords say it can't come soon enough.

Residents in a Crown Heights apartment building protested what they call deplorable conditions. The management company says they're committed to making repairs.

Democratic New York City mayoral candidate Eric Adams wants to decrease gun violence, but he believes Democrats are going about it the wrong way on a national level. While much of the talk about guns in Washington, D.C.

Launched last decade, the low-profile Joe and Clara Tsai Foundation channels the fortune of billionaire couple Joe and Clara Wu Tsai, worth more than $11 billion as of this writing.

After a tumultuous primary election season in New York City that is renewing perennial calls to overhaul how the state runs its elections, the head of the New York State Senate Elections Committee, State Senator Zellnor Myrie of Brooklyn, announced p

It's just an abandoned spice factory — a beat-up, vandalized, forgotten plant in Crown Heights that hasn't made a strand of saffron in 20 years. Next door, barbed-wire walls frame an empty square of gravel.

New York City bicycle shops continue to face a strong demand for bikes and repairs as pandemic supply chain issues persist and the number of cyclists remains high in the Five Boroughs.