In Other Brooklyn News

One woman's wish to help the hungry in her North Fork community has unleashed an outpouring of caring across the East End.

New Yorkers are lining up to get jabbed by the NYPD.

Dianne Morales is the youngest daughter of a working-class Puerto Rican family and has always found herself advocating for others like herself.

One by one, like doomed dominoes dropping on the Brooklyn streets, the sons of the Gravenhise family fell across the last 11 years.

A woman bravely fought off a stranger who tried to rape her after following her into her Brooklyn apartment building, police said. The 24-year-old victim was walking into her home near Rogers Ave.

Tenants at one Crown Heights building say they're fed up with their landlord not fixing deteriorating building conditions. Ayanna Dore moved into 567 Saint John's Place just as the city went into lockdown last year.

Krispy Kream announced earlier this week that it would be giving away a free doughnut to anyone who shows their vaccination card at checkout. Now, New York's iconic Junior's Restaurant is stepping up with their own offer.

Kingston. Albany. Troy. Schenectady. Utica. Rochester. Buffalo. Seven avenues running north to south in Crown Heights, all named for New York state cities north of the five boroughs.

Con Edison has begun installing solar panels across New York City Housing Authority developments with a program that creates jobs for residents and saves them money on energy bills.

Grab some crafts to-go : Drop by the Flatbush Library on Friday to pick up a free grab-and-go craft kit! Each kit contains everything you need to make your own fun crafts at home, courtesy of the Brooklyn Public Library.