In Other Brooklyn News

More than 30 complaints over the church's leaning spire have led to delays in its restoration.

A woman was injured Wednesday when a boiler caught fire and led to a small gas explosion in Bedford-Stuyvesant. According to Fire Department officials, the blaze broke out just after 6 pm on Aug. 4, inside 687 Myrtle Avenue.

Environmental activists protesting changes to National Grid's Greenpoint hub for more than a year are claiming a legal victory — but the utility is pushing back.

The Guyanese Organizations Against Racism (GOAR), which comprises 25 groups in the New York tristate area, says it will host a series of activities from Aug.

Federal authorities on Wednesday announced the indictment of nine people in connection with the alleged trafficking of 87 guns that, officials say, were purchased by a man in Georgia over the course of eight months and used to fire at police in New Y

A nurse who treated Brooklyn's first COVID-19 patient, survived a serious bout with the disease herself, and then returned to work to care for others is being honored with a Barbie doll made in her likeness.

Do-gooding Brooklynites came together for a night of community input on Aug. 3, marking the most recent "National Night Out Against Crime," with over a dozen community-building events held in Brooklyn NYPD precincts.

Another development suddenly grows in Downtown Brooklyn.

The Knicks are bringing back yet another member of last season's squad, re-signing backup center Taj Gibson on a one-year, $2.7 million deal, a source confirmed.

The Biden administration is expected to extend the federal eviction moratorium through October for parts of the country hard hit by the delta variant of COVID-19 — including New York, according to a source familiar with the matter.