In Other Brooklyn News

The IRS has delayed the tax filing deadline again this year, to May 17, but that doesn't mean taxes aren't very much on the public mind these days.

After clearing the necessary 270 signatures required for their names to appear on the ballot, a number of City Council hopefuls have received challenges to their petitions from opponents claiming that the signatures are illegitimate — but the w

New York City's Open Streets program emerged last year as a rare bright spot in a 2020 filled mostly with despair and frustration.

After seven years of working in the hospitality industry, Matheus Vogetta got a chance to act in a film in early 2020.

The woman with the baby girl in a stroller said she was from Guerrero —a state on the Pacific coast of Mexico ravaged by organized crime in the last decade.

The crowded New York City mayor's race features career politicians, experienced government hands, nonprofit executives and a former presidential contender.

Special victims detectives in Flatbush are looking for the violent man they say assaulted and attempted to rape a young woman inside an apartment building stairwell early Saturday morning.

One woman's wish to help the hungry in her North Fork community has unleashed an outpouring of caring across the East End.

New Yorkers are lining up to get jabbed by the NYPD.

Dianne Morales is the youngest daughter of a working-class Puerto Rican family and has always found herself advocating for others like herself.