In Other Brooklyn News

Scarlett Johansson blasted an email in December seeking donations for mayoral candidate Scott Stringer, citing his commitment to small businesses, education and survivors of domestic violence.

On an icy Saturday afternoon, on Myrtle Avenue in Bushwick, a homeless man missing an eye walked up to the campaign office of the mayoral candidate Paperboy Love Prince.

An animal-loving NYPD cop and a devoted group of volunteers used everything from high-tech motion sensors and drones to old-fashioned hot dogs during their desperate week-long search for a dog who went missing in the car crash that killed his owner.

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Click here to view original web page at www.ny1.com Parents at P.S. 9 in Prospect Heights had an inkling the school lost students last fall. Tanya Messado saw her daughter's class drop to 23 children, from 30. "We're all very close.

Transit authorities unveiled a shiny new entrance and mezzanine inside the Nostrand Avenue subway stop on the A/C line, following a months-long, $2 million project to restore the long-shuttered Bedford-Stuyvesant entryway.

Animal shelter workers should be next in line to get the COVID vaccine, after a Manhattan shelter was forced to shut down because of too many infected employees, says a New York City councilman.

City council has moved to pass legislation that may end the city's tax lien sale. Neighborhood groups in East New York led the collective petition against it, citing that the sale disproportionately affected Black and Brown homeowners.

Three pop-up coronavirus vaccination sites will open this week in Brooklyn, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Wednesday.

Animals at a Manhattan shelter are becoming victims of the virus — without ever contracting COVID-19.