In Other Brooklyn News

In May 2018, Haitian Heritage Month came with much fanfare for many community leaders in Brooklyn.

Across the city, New Yorkers on Tuesday marked the anniversary of the murder of George Floyd by a police officer in Minneapolis.

A North Carolina man crossing the street in Bedford-Stuyesant was killed by a driver late Friday evening, according to police.

A federal prosecutor eating outside in Prospect Heights and a pedestrian were hit by stray bullets when someone opened fire on the street on Friday, according to officials and reports. The shooting broke out just after 9 p.m.

Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, the fifth-ranking Democrat in the House of Representatives, shook up the New York City mayor's race by throwing his support behind Maya Wiley in the Democratic primary earlier this month.

New York City Council Member Farah Louis is among the 18 members of the 51-seat Council eligible for and seeking reelection this year, but she is not able to cruise to a full term representing Brooklyn's 45th District, which includes Flatbush, East F

A teenage gangbanger who got a lenient sentence after dragging and crippling an NYPD detective was busted once again Sunday for leading police on a chase in a stolen car.

Less than a month before the June primary election, the intensity of the New York City mayor's race is ratcheting up.

The city's 37th district encapsulates the heart of Bushwick, centered around the Myrtle-Wyckoff L station and Irving Square Park.

More than 4 million New York City residents are now fully vaccinated against COVID-19, according to the city's Health Department — but that numbers accounts only for about 41% of the city's entire population.