In Other Brooklyn News

To give back to folks who have been selflessly helping the most vulnerable in the community, this Valentine's Day, consider ordering from Nuestra Mesa BK, a Brooklyn-based kitchen collective, who along with Plants For The People are hosting a take-ou

Hundreds of people danced and drank with reckless disregard for COVID-19 protocols during an illegal rave in Brooklyn that the Sheriff's Office broke up early Sunday morning, it was reported.

The 2020 murders of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd thrust the Movement For Black Lives firmly into the public consciousness.

Two NYPD cops who failed to get out of their patrol car while responding to a domestic violence incident involving a Brooklyn woman who was then murdered by her husband have been allowed to keep their jobs, the Daily News has learned.

New Yorkers were slammed with the city's second major snowstorm in a week on Sunday — and temperatures are expected to plummet Monday to begin another week of nasty weather.

Scarlett Johansson blasted an email in December seeking donations for mayoral candidate Scott Stringer, citing his commitment to small businesses, education and survivors of domestic violence.

On an icy Saturday afternoon, on Myrtle Avenue in Bushwick, a homeless man missing an eye walked up to the campaign office of the mayoral candidate Paperboy Love Prince.

An animal-loving NYPD cop and a devoted group of volunteers used everything from high-tech motion sensors and drones to old-fashioned hot dogs during their desperate week-long search for a dog who went missing in the car crash that killed his owner.

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Click here to view original web page at www.ny1.com Parents at P.S. 9 in Prospect Heights had an inkling the school lost students last fall. Tanya Messado saw her daughter's class drop to 23 children, from 30. "We're all very close.