In Other Brooklyn News

Uncertainty over quarantine rules and teaching plans for city public school students exposed to COVID-19 cases is sowing confusion weeks before kids return to class. In-person public school classes start on Sept.

An MTA employee was left hiding in a toll booth inside a Crown Heights subway station after a man who flashed her took out a knife and threatened her life, according to police.

What's Labor Day in Brooklyn without oxtails, roti, sugar cane and coconuts, says Evelyn Cooper, a Trinidadian native who sells the popular fare every year at the New York Caribbean Carnival Parade.

Haitian leaders in Brooklyn have established drop-off points for relief supplies to aid earthquake-ravaged Haiti.

The MTA says a social media photos showing a conductor allegedly let his girlfriend drive a train is "beyond egregious.

In the summer of 1991, following the fatal stabbing of a Hasidic yeshiva student and an accident that killed a young Black child, tensions erupted between the Jewish and Black communities in the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn.

A 68-year-old man was the victim of a violent robbery when he was choked and shoved to the ground on a Brooklyn street on Tuesday morning, the NYPD said. According to police, the victim was walking around 6 a.m.

When Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams won the Democratic mayoral primary, to some it signalled a rebuke of the growing progressive movement in the city and called into question whether more left-wing candidates can win in communities of color.

Five men were wounded when a man opened fire on a Brooklyn street late Tuesday night, according to the NYPD.

Police have released surveillance images of two suspects they say opened fire on a Brooklyn party, wounding eight revelers.