In Other Brooklyn News

Activists are calling on mayoral frontrunner Eric Adams to stop supporting stop-and-frisk, the controversial NYPD practice ruled unconstitutional in 2013, and are urging voters not to rank the Brooklyn Borough President on their ballots on June 22 if

On the rare occasions I have left the city over the past few months, I have been asked the same question repeatedly: "How is New York?" People want to know whether they should visit and what it will be like when they do, and I tell them that they sho

A new video from human rights organization Amnesty International maps the locations of more than 15,000 cameras used by the New York Police Department, both for routine surveillance and in facial-recognition searches.

Beauty pageants unlike any you've ever seen. Supernatural creatures from folklore. A disposable coffee cup in love.

A man is under arrest after allegedly opening fire outside a bodega in Brooklyn on Monday night where five people were shot.

New York City Democrats will have to make a choice in the June 2021 primary for mayor — but some prominent New Yorkers and organizations have already made their pick, issuing public endorsements of candidates in the race.

The life of a beloved Queens real estate broker was cut short after she was struck by an e-bike while walking to get dinner.

The Marley legacy continues to live on through his children, and his eldest son, Ziggy Marley, can add yet another accolade to his already vast amount of achievements.

The progressive Working Families Party is wading into Brooklyn's judicial races, endorsing a left-leaning public defender in Central Brooklyn.

Not long ago, Robert Cornegy, a member of the New York City Council, was dubbed the tallest politician in the world. As borough president, he said, he can make the world look up to Brooklyn.