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The new and expanded programs are part of an initiative that sets out to deepen the college's commitment to cultivating a more equitable and inclusive community

The town hall, hosted at the Weeksville Heritage Center, had representatives from 7 different city departments available to address concerns

The faith-based organization, approaching its 12th anniversary, bridges the community and police.

Jofaz Transportation, Inc., 3rd Avenue Transit, Inc., and Y&M Transit Corp., Inc. violated City and State idling limits, leading to widespread air pollution in communities of color

If you missed the groundbreaking conference in March, The Center Black Literature is offering another chance to be a part of this important conversation

The Rev. Kirsten John Foy is on a mission to address the problem of 'Lawsuit Lending Abuse'

The arcade offers Brooklynites around 125 different arcade games, including Nets-themed Basketball.

The plan's goals are to expand green spaces, build new storm surge protections, reduce building and car emissions, and reach a zero waste goal.

Written by Alice Childress and directed by Awoye Timpo, Wedding Band is making its first appearance in Brooklyn since its New York premiere in 1972.

The Department of Environmental Conservation said it will not issue a permit decision for National Grid's project in Greenpoint until the utility has gone through a process with another state department