In Other Brooklyn News

After being forced to return to the drawing board late last year, a proposal to construct four modern-looking townhouses in a vacant lot in Bedford-Stuyvesant was approved with modifications by the Landmarks Preservation Commission on Feb. 9.

The man accused in a deadly stabbing spree on the A train is in custody. A vigil will be held Monday afternoon at the 207th Street station in Inwood to remember the victims.

Electric moped rental company Revel is expanding its product lineup to include monthly e-bike subscriptions for residents of New York City.

James McGowan fondly remembers ice skating every winter while growing up in Flatbush, Brooklyn.

New York state's vaccine sign-up website opened up to millions more people across the state with an underlying condition putting them at risk of severe COVID-19 on Sunday morning.

Two of the top players in Brooklyn's Surrogate's Court, where deceased peoples' estates are meted out to their heirs and creditors, are embroiled in a sharp-tongued war with their jobs at stake.

A homeless man was arrested on Sunday on charges of stabbing four people who were sleeping in the subway, killing two of them, during a violent spree that raised alarm over safety in the transit system.

He had eluded police in Brooklyn for 27 years — but now he's behind bars. Luis Carmona, 48, is facing murder and weapons possession charges for allegedly gunning down Jose Rafael Laro in East New York during an apparent dispute in August 1993.

A rag of runaway NYPD horses made the streets of Midwood look like the Aqueduct Racetrack on Thursday afternoon.

A Flatbush homeowner has been inundated with putrid sewage in his basement for nearly a month due to a sewer back-up on his block — and the city hasn't taken any steps to fix it! Eric Alexie says the basement of his East 21st Street home near W