In Other Brooklyn News

Middle schools in a diverse corner of Brooklyn will implement admissions changes this year in hopes of creating more integrated classrooms.

Many people, including this writer, go on walks or hikes for recreation.

In an exclusive reveal, new renderings from ODA offer a first look at The Collective 's forthcoming New York City flagship in North Brooklyn.

Click here to view original web page at bklyner.com On Friday, candidates across New York City submitted their latest campaign finance disclosure reports to the city's Campaign Finance Board (CFB).

Last May, a 17-year-old from Queens lost his father, an essential worker, to Covid-19.

Freezing weather couldn't stop 77-year-old Betsey Smith from receiving a COVID-19 vaccine on Friday, even though it meant waiting more than two hours outside Brookdale University Medical Center in Brownsville, Brooklyn.

Amid a slew of violence on the subways, a woman says she and her son were beaten so badly in one attack, she's still afraid to leave the house. "Sometimes I wake up, I see this man crouched in front of me," the woman said.

If a business impacts the livelihoods of thousands of New Yorkers can it really be 'non-essential'? Seventy-five bars, restaurants, and venues in New York City, including many in North Brooklyn, have all joined a lawsuit leveled against Governor Cuom

The NYPD will bring disciplinary charges against an officer who killed a man in a 2016 Brooklyn road rage incident — more than three years after a jury cleared the cop of criminal responsibility.

Polly Trottenberg — who in November resigned as Mayor de Blasio's Transportation Commissioner after nearly seven years — has been tapped by President-elect Joe Biden for the No. 2 job at the U.S. Department of Transportation.