In Other Brooklyn News

Amid a spike in hate crimes in New York City, many Jews are worried that a new "no bail" law might make their neighborhoods more dangerous. They are calling on politicians to reverse the policy — and lawmakers are listening. ...

When New York's state legislature passed a landmark reform bill last year barring judges from setting bail for minor offenses, it was targeting crimes like turnstile jumping and petty theft.

A person was hit and killed by a train in Bed-Stuy on Tuesday afternoon, officials said. The person was struck by a train just after 1 p.m. at the Bed-Stuy station, according to a Tweet from the MTA. An FDNY spokesperson confirmed at 2 p.m.

A glorious confluence of myriad flavors and textures, ramen is more than the sum of its parts. Variations abound, and whether you're eating it for breakfast (best hangover cure, period) lunch, or dinner, it's satisfying comfort in a bowl.

Windsor Terrace is less than a square mile in size, yet it's a neighborhood known around the city for one reason: being home to one of Brooklyn's oldest drinking spots, Farrell's Bar and Grill. ...

I returned to New York City in the autumn of 2018 for the first time in nearly a decade.

The apartment building, in Brooklyn's Flatbush neighborhood, is a hive of nationalities.

Members of Congress from New York City plan to make federal grants more accessible to nonprofits and institutions of worship for better security measures and even security staff. Click here to view original web page at www.amny.

There were fewer than 100 murders in Brooklyn for the second year in a row in 2019, while the number of shooting incidents dropped 6.8 percent in the borough, District Attorney Eric Gonzalez announced on Friday....

The crowd outside 770 Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn's Crown Heights neighborhood on Saturday morning included all the regulars: Hasidic men in black robes tied at the waist, small girls in tights and Mary Janes, and women in wigs.