In Other Brooklyn News

While the nation — and the world — have been focused on the 2020 presidential race, a handful of New Yorkers have been prepping for the next big race: the June 2021 Democratic primary for mayor of New York City.

Superstorm Sandy devastated parts of City Council District 38's neighborhoods of Sunset Park and Red Hook back in 2012, but first-time city council candidate Jacqui Painter campaign message links back to that superstorm saying, "we will not be washed

First-term state Senator Julia Salazar is up for reelection on Tuesday, facing a Brooklyn plumber who is pushing for major reforms to the New York City Housing Authority.

The project is a partnership between a mental health and housing non-profit and a manufacturing real estate non-profit.

A steep hike in the cost of permits to run extracurricular activities in city Education Department facilities is preventing out-of-school programs from opening their doors — and some are questioning the justification for the price jump.

Election Day is finally here — and likely to linger long after the polls close from coast to coast Tuesday.

Best to stay in this Halloween weekend, lest you encounter 2020's most frightening monster: the superspreader event. Luckily, plenty of musicians are offering at-home entertainment to keep the holiday spirit alive.

Long lines at polling sites persist on day six of early voting in New York City. Mayor Bill de Blasio is calling for changes , while the Board of Elections continued to ignore our questions, CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis reported Thursday.

Seven years ago, Tariq Dixon left corporate America after realizing that he felt much calmer and more grounded when he was cultivating his home space. So he made it his life's work, co-founding a design studio called Trnk.

A Brooklyn man is helping to make the world more environmentally friendly one composting site at a time, with $200,000 grants he won from a local foundation.