In Other Brooklyn News

A 12-year-old boy who complained of head pain died in Brooklyn on Friday, leaving his family devastated and sparking an investigation by the NYPD. Police responded to an apartment building on Cortelyou Road in Flatbush around 5:20 p.m.

An 11-year-old old activist organized a Mother's Day march Sunday for moms who've lost their children to senseless gun violence and racial injustice.

A man shot in the chest in Brooklyn managed to stumble into a nearby home before he died Thursday night, police said. The victim, 33, was blasted once in the chest in front of a two story brick building on 94th St. near Church Ave.

The Flatbush Caton Market is hosting market-wide sale in preparation for its move to new permanent Caton Flats location.

The father of Sean Bell — the Black man who died at the hands of the NYPD in a hail of bullets in 2006 — is endorsing Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams in his run for mayor.

On the morning of May 1, about a hundred parents deeply aggrieved at how the academic year has panned out and concerned about the next, gathered in a playground in East Harlem to demand that the city's public schools reopen fully and without delay.

Chava Herman Sharabani has been trying to obtain a get—or a divorce, according to Orthodox Jewish religious law—from her ex-husband, Naftali Sharabani, for 10 and a half years.

Brooklyn Technical High School on Monday offered a "social and emotional learning day," an opportunity for students and teachers alike to share offbeat lessons. One chemistry teacher offered a "classic comedy" Zoom class. The focus? Bill Cosby.

Nearly every day, Manny Tavares is the first to arrive at the Associated supermarket on Nostrand Avenue in Crown Heights. "You could say this is my second home, but actually it's more like my first, because I'm here by 6:30 a.m.

New York City transit workers are once again calling on the city to provide more mental health services after three people halted train services on the same day.