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The nonprofit, Extreme Kids and Crew, has had a positive impact on many disabled children since its founding over a decade ago.

"It's like a flash," said one attendee about the beautiful but short-lived cherry blossoms that bloom annually at the cemetery.

This year's series was curated by acclaimed experimental musician Broadway star Gelsey Bell, hailed by The New York Times as “one New York’s most adventurous musicians.”

Painter Laura Garcia Serventi is a Buenos Aires-born Brooklynite who has been painting the natural world of Bed-Stuy since 2007.

A pilot program made possible by a trio of non-profits is trying to make solar energy easy to understand and access for low-income communities in Brooklyn

NYC Public Advocate Jumaane Williams says that the agency has not yet heeded the 2019 NYC Council resolution.

State court officials say they’re investigating ‘serious misconduct,’ but the judge accuses them of retaliation.

In the Muslim community, Iftar dinner is held during Ramadan, a month-long period of reflection, prayer, fasting and community.

The Memory Librarian is Janelle Monáe's new anthology oriented around her critically acclaimed album Dirty Computer where we fast-forward to life in "the New Dawn."

We Run Brownsville is a free running club for women of color featuring a walk-to-run program and a supportive, wellness-focused community.