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Schultz has transformed BRIC into a leading art and media institution and has been instrumental to expanding its programming, education initiatives and community engagement Photo credit: bricartsmedia.

Councilman Jumaane Williams has been a critical advocate who does not shy away from clear words, challenging topics - or the race for City Council speaker Photo: Office of Council Member Williams City Council Member Jumaane Williams of the 45th Distr

Divine Flavored Nigerian food truck is the winner of the 2017 Vendy Cup which honors NYC's diverse street food culture and its makers Photo credit: Divine Flavored Catering Divine Flavored, a Crown Heights food truck operation featuring Nigerian stre

Ample Hills is ready take on rival Ben & Jerry's with fun, playful flavors and a homemade quality that sets a very high bar Photo credit: Dumbo NYC Prospect Height's Ample Hills Creamery is gearing up to become Ben & Jerry's most serious comp

'2 Dope Queens' Jessica Williams and Phoebe Robinson present the most inclusive podcast which features diverse performers and tackles topics including sex, race, hair journeys and NYC life

The milling and repaving is scheduled from Monday, September 25 to Friday, September 29, affecting a wide area in downtown Brooklyn, including the BQE ramp Photo credit: hiveminer.

Designer Kris Harring is a gender nonconforming queer person committed to making genderless queer fashion Kris Harring (front) with her models after showing of NYFW SS18 Photo : Paul Morejon Earlier this month, Bed-Stuy-based designer Kris Harring sh

Ay? will be headlining a free performance at the 8th Annual Soul of BK festival on Sunday at Weeksville Heritage Center Singer Ayo Music has an extraordinary way of binding us all as humans, regardless of its origin.

Councilmember Cumbo will be on maternity leave to enjoy the new and exciting experience of motherhood Photo credit: NY Times Councilmember Laurie Cumbo announced today that she will be taking maternity leave until November 27.

On average, vehicles seriously injure or kill a New Yorker every two hours Photo credit: NY Post The streets of New York can be rough - for pedestrians, apparently.