In Other Brooklyn News

Big Apple restaurateurs are attempting to take in stride Gov. Cuomo's 10 p.m. indoor-dining curfew — but they're scared to death of a possible indoor shutdown, which they fear is likely as Covid-19 rates inch up.

A Kings County Supreme Court judge granted a temporary restraining order on Nov. 10 halting the certification of a controversial Crown Heights rezoning that neighborhood activists allege skipped out on crucial community input.

MeMe's Diner — the Prospect Heights restaurant known as much for its LGBTQ-focused, inclusive approach to hospitality as for its eclectic take on comfort food — is closing following a three-year run in the neighborhood.

The Democratic Socialists of America are setting their eyes on the City Council.

Cops said he stalked his ex — lying in wait before gunning her down on a Brooklyn street — yet relatives of the hardworking victim and mother of three, even in their grief and anger, won't drag his name through the mud.

Fans of "The Crown" or Netflix's miniseries "The Queen's Gambit" have a new way to enjoy their favorite shows.

Crown Heights Young Entrepreneurs will presents "Investor Night" to help innovative startups put their business ideas into play with investments of up to $250,000.

State Senator Kevin Parker, a Democrat from Brooklyn, officially announced his campaign for New York City Comptroller on Wednesday evening in an interview on NY1.

A Brooklyn man who served 27 years in prison for a 1992 murder he insists he did not commit finally has the weight of a possible retrial off his back.

A big change is coming for New York City schools after an unseasonably warm November. Classrooms have been comfortable with their windows open, but winter is right around the corner.