In Other Brooklyn News

Democratic contenders for Brooklyn borough president have raised more than $1 million in the race to replace Eric Adams, city campaign finance records show.

City restaurants reopened to 100% capacity Wednesday, lifting owners' hopes of a full plate of business — including those bravely opening new establishments.

A couple were found dead in their Brooklyn apartment under mysterious circumstances, police said Wednesday.

Fire marshals are investigating the cause of a deadly, two-alarm inferno in Bedford-Stuyvesant on Wednesday morning that claimed a resident's life. According to FDNY sources, the blaze broke out just after 6:25 am on May 19 inside of 17 Pulaski St.

An 11-year-old boy took a hellish tumble through an emergency subway grate at a Brooklyn playground Wednesday, authorities said. The youngster was playing at the Rudd Playground on Aberdeen St.

The 80 Flatbush project, in Downtown Brooklyn at the edge of Boerum Hill, is set to finally start construction on the first phase of the project, a 44-story, 480-foot tower.

An NYPD lieutenant running for City Council wasn't retaliated against because he blew the whistle on a racist quota system — he is just a lousy cop, a city lawyer alleges in new court papers. Lt.

A Brooklyn after-school program, a safe haven for children in the area, switched gears during the pandemic to help kids and their families. The program turned its focus to feeding families and opened a food pantry. Elite Learners Inc.

With more people riding on New York City subways, the city is showing great signs of recovery. However, it comes amid a rise in violent crimes in the transit system.

Fully vaccinated New Yorkers can ditch their masks in most circumstances starting Wednesday as the Empire State adopts guidance from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.