Non-Profit & Community

People will have less time to frolic along Vanderbilt Avenue this year, as its Open Streets program will be reduced this season.

A coalition of green energy advocates is asking Albany to raise the solar tax credit for residents.

Night in the Library returns featuring performances, philosophical debates, music, readings and lectures

A new report from The Asian American Foundation found 1 in 5 Asian American New Yorkers have been physically assaulted in the last 12 months.

The first-ever survey shows a need for the expansion of NYS bottle bill, which would raise the bottle deposit rate to 10 cents.

Celebrated author Mo Willems will read from his favorite books during a day-long event.

A Crown Heights rally on March 9 will bring together 12 tenant associations to protest the destabilization of rent-stabilized units.

Five Brooklyn organizations were given $100,000 each at Tuesday’s Spark Breakfast by Brooklyn Org.

The grants will support and cultivate Latino, Black, Indigenous, Asian-American and Pacific Islander restaurant owners.

A new report highlights ideas to bolster affordable housing and capping rents for small businesses.