Business & Innovation

Local high schoolers wanted to see more women and gender-nonconforming people in the science, technology, engineering and math industries. So, they created a free mentorship platform for students just like them.

The Brownsville community is celebrating a new computer lab thanks to the NYC Computer Lab Initiative

Today, Sept. 5, NYC will begin to enforce new rules that will impact short-term rental guests and hosts.

This local vinyl store in DUMBO has hosted Rae Sremmurd, Mahalia, Metro Boomin, A Boogie, Yo Gotti, Glorilla and Ed Sheeran for meet-and-greets, and has appeared in Cadillac commercials and an Emmy Award-winning TV show — all in under two years.

The AT&T Summer Soaring Project has been operating in East New York and Red Hook since early July.

Department of Housing Preservation and Development selects minority and women-owned business teams to convert a parking lot into housing for low-income, homeless seniors.

StreetEasy is reporting that the median asking price rose to $1 million in Brooklyn in July for the first time since 2010.

The app, founded by Brooklyn Heights-based behavioral health coach Colette Ellis, was selected to win a $5,000 prize and in-kind legal services from the Brooklyn Law School.

Cait’s Key Lime pies are tart, salty and punctuated with XOXOs.

The popular Los Angeles-based romance-themed bookstore — known for its commitment to inclusive literature — officially opened its first outpost in Park Slope on Aug. 5 to a crowd of more than 1,000 people.