The Latest Breaking News from Brooklyn

More than 20 people were left injured in the attack after a gunman open fired on a Brooklyn subway train

62-year-old was taken into custody in NYC’s East Village on Wednesday afternoon

NEW YORK — The subway shooting suspect still on the run Wednesday was apparently sleeping inside a rented van on a Brooklyn street in the days before his bloody rampage aboard the N train, sources told the New York Daily News.

A man who posted numerous social media videos decrying the US as a racist place awash in violence and recounting his struggle with mental illness remained at large Wednesday, a day after an attack on a subway train in Brooklyn left 10 people wounded by gunfire. Mayor Eric Adams said…

Mayor Eric Adams admitted there was a ‘malfunction’ on the entire camera system in the 36 Street subway station meaning suspected gunman Frank Robert James was not captured on footage at the scene

Frank James has been named a suspect in Tuesday’s subway attack in Brooklyn

Investigators are still searching for the suspected gunman identified as 62-year-old Frank R James

NEW YORK — New Yorkers have places to be — even when a crazed gunman is on the loose.

Lyft Inc (NASDAQ:LYFT) suspended its surge pricing citywide on April 12 after the horrific subway attack that injured at least 29 people, the New York Post reports. Larger rival Uber Technologies Inc (NYSE:UBER) restricted its suspension of demand-based rates to Brooklyn, where the shooting occurred. The shooting, around 8:30 a.m, had snapped train service…

NYPD defends decision to keep subway trains running to next station after shooting, potentially aiding the gunman’s escape

Attack came hours after a gunman shot 10 people in a subway station in Sunset Park during Tuesday morning’s rush hour