In Other Brooklyn News

Feeling under the weather one day, Shelly Marshall found herself with a particular craving: Soursop ice cream. Soursop, a fruit she grew up eating in her native Trinidad and Tobago, draws comparisons to guava, strawberry, and pineapple.

Like many New Yorkers , Monica Rahman found solace in the delicate balance of caring for a houseplant as the world went into quarantine earlier this year.

Christmas approaches this year as the city heads for yet another lockdown, and the holiday season could not be more different from the years past — even Dyker Lights are not shining as bright, in an attempt to keep the virus from spreading.

For months, the COVID-19 pandemic left Brooklyn resident Felix Guzman out of work and unable to keep up with his rent. When he finally secured a job, the pay still wasn't enough to catch up on the arrears that mounted over seven months.

The Brooklyn Democratic Party's first ever virtual full membership meeting went off the rails Wednesday, with party bigs miscounting votes and members pushing them for more transparency during a wild 13-hour Zoom call .

With coronavirus cases on the rise again in New York, a state-led plan to consolidate three struggling central Brooklyn hospitals has been put on pause for the second time in a year.

The first major winter storm of the season made its way up the East Coast on Wednesday, heading for New England after dumping rain, ice and snow from Virginia through New York — and like everything in 2020, it was made more complicated by the c

A Brooklyn man on an e-scooter was chased in East Flatbush by plainclothes cops who nearly crashed their car into him before arresting him in a takedown that broke his nose, according to a lawsuit filed in Brooklyn Federal Court.

A winter village will help Brooklynites get in the holiday spirit this weekend, this time in Crown Heights.

Bushwick pizza phenom Roberta's appears to be gearing up for a foray into burgers and fries.