In Other Brooklyn News

More than 100 skaters flocked to Washington Park on Mother's Day weekend to participate in the first-ever "Skate With Your Mom Day" in Park Slope.

Attempting to expand a vaccination effort on the verge of stalling out , Governor Andrew Cuomo announced Monday that eight subway and commuter-rail stations would provide walk-up Johnson & Johnson vaccines beginning on Wednesday.

An affordable housing lottery has opened for nine units in a six-story building at 2337 Bedford Avenue, at the corner of Tilden Avenue, in Flatbush. The building is one block away from the famous King's Theatre.

A Brooklyn man whose 2006 murder conviction was tossed last month because of the ineffectiveness of his trial lawyer was ordered released under supervision Monday.

We're already super-excited about the reopening of NYC libraries today, but now we've got even further reason to rejoice as the central branch of the Brooklyn Public Library at Grand Army Plaza has just debuted an entirely new look.

The rapid drop in COVID-19 cases across New York City continued over the past week, and the city's Health Department reported that not one area of the Big Apple registered a 7-day positivity rate above 5%.

Shameek Harrison was old school to the end, refusing to snitch after he was stabbed in Brooklyn, only to be knifed to death six months later by the very same attacker, according to authorities.

A 12-year-old boy who complained of head pain died in Brooklyn on Friday, leaving his family devastated and sparking an investigation by the NYPD. Police responded to an apartment building on Cortelyou Road in Flatbush around 5:20 p.m.

An 11-year-old old activist organized a Mother's Day march Sunday for moms who've lost their children to senseless gun violence and racial injustice.

A man shot in the chest in Brooklyn managed to stumble into a nearby home before he died Thursday night, police said. The victim, 33, was blasted once in the chest in front of a two story brick building on 94th St. near Church Ave.