In Other Brooklyn News

The Facebook page is called " New York Democrats ." Its profile picture is an official-looking blue "D," and its administrator posts multiple times per day, updating its roughly 1,800 followers on political events and legislators' birthdays.

The newest New York State anti-eviction laws brought much needed relief to tenants shell-shocked by financial hardships wrought by COVID, but some mom-and-pop landlords worry those measures may ultimately leave them holding the bag.

By Patrick J. Foye The MTA is starting off the new year with renewed vigor, energized by the inclusion of $4 billion of federal funding and the upcoming inauguration of "Amtrak Joe" Biden.

Two officers spotted Reed and 58-year-old Bernard Bamberg trying to break into a vehicle at the corner of Georgia Ave. and Pitkin Ave. in Brownsville about 8:55 p.m., cops said.

An affordable housing lottery has reopened for six units in a six-story building at 387 Bleecker Street in Bushwick. The building is called the Gloria Bleecker, and it first had a lottery in August 2018 .

Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams released testimony he submitted to the U.S.

Photos of pole dancing women and a bizarre debate about the definition of "provocative" became the center of a liquor license hearing this week as Bed-Stuy's community board tried to stop a notorious bar in the neighborhood.

New York City is reducing the amount of time students and staff must quarantine due to possible exposure to the coronavirus, education department officials said Monday.

A pro-Trump mob's unprecedented breach of the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday sent New York City's congressional delegation scrambling for safety. One by one, the city's senators and representatives tweeted out they were safe in hiding.

Two round-the-clock vaccination sites will open in New York City this weekend, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced on Wednesday.