In Other Brooklyn News

Sniffing out new renewable energy sources for New York City like a determined bloodhound, Mayor Bill de Blasio spoke Wednesday about implementing more geothermal heating and cooling systems to replace fuel oil and natural gas in buildings.

Major Food Group is planning to open an ornate courtside club at Barclays Center in time for basketball season this fall.

Sweetgreen manager Mark Niec had been searching for a COVID-19 vaccine appointment for a month without success. Finally, a treasure trove of available times popped up on the New York City registration website.

A new initiative seeks to give some low-income New Yorkers access to renewable energy, saving them a few bucks in the process. And it's making use of public housing roofs to do it.

Eric Adams has received more campaign contributions from the real-estate sector than any other candidate for mayor.

The jury found Derek Chauvin guilty of all charges in the death of George Floyd, and as the world watched, the NYPD took steps to keep New York City safe.

Last year, as the pandemic crushed the economy and public life, annual new housing construction in New York City dropped by 4,600 units to 20,200, the lowest since 2015, according to the city Department of City Planning.

They're crying foul! Locals fear city greenspace gurus are trying to kick out their kids soccer club in Fort Greene's South Oxford Park.

Detectives in Brooklyn are looking for the gunman who shot and killed his former girlfriend's father during a dispute early Tuesday morning.

Kane AUD will again appear before the Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) with proposals to update an aging Italianate rowhouse in Fort Greene , Brooklyn.