In Other Brooklyn News

With the coronavirus pandemic came a lot of fear and devastation, especially for small businesses, but patience, perseverance and adaptability has paid off for Brooklyn store owner Achuziam Maha-Sanchez.

The off-leash hours at Fort Greene Park typically draw dozens of tail-wagging pups who play as their owners exchange niceties — but on Saturday, the park's neighborly ambiance disappeared when one dog owner knifed a pooch seemingly out of nowhe

The family of Tonie Wells held a rally Tuesday afternoon to call for the removal of two NYPD officers who they say didn't do enough to help save her life. Wells was killed in a domestic violence incident in 2017 in Crown Heights.

Cracks are starting to form in the All Year Management real estate empire after part of its apartment development in a hipster Brooklyn neighborhood filed for bankruptcy.

New Yorkers were demanding answers after a 21-year-old homeless man from a Boerum Hill shelter was arrested in a series of attacks on subway trains, two of them fatal.

Andy Akers and Jennifer Wilkov traveled from Prospect Heights in Brooklyn to The Teachers Preparatory High School in Brownsville to get the COVID-19 vaccination Tuesday.

Residents of nursing homes in New York will be able to receive visitors again starting February 26, under new rules laid out by Governor Andrew Cuomo and state health officials.

A Brooklyn artist who dedicated his life to beautifying his borough is on a life support — and has yet to regain consciousness — after being beaten with a bat by a panhandler on the same streets he worked to lift up.

New York City police will stay out of many mental health crisis calls and social workers will respond instead in parts of northern Manhattan starting this spring, an official told lawmakers Monday.

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