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The new charitable corporation will promote the cultural diversity of Brooklyn through a variety of Brooklyn-aligned services, events and programming

Cease and desist zones protect areas from aggressive real estate solicitation, if homeowners follow the proper steps.

The business, Farm to People, which has been operating in Brooklyn for eight years, celebrated the opening on June 11 and 12.

This year's Juneteenth celebrations include dance parties, festivals, and educational discussions about the history of the holiday.

Juneteenth has come to symbolize for many African Americans what the 4th of July symbolizes for all Americans: freedom.

Landmark status could save the 120-year-old Bed-Stuy mansion and community center from developers who already have plans to demolish the building.

The new series—modeled off ABC's "The Bachelor"—makes audiences laugh and cringe at the playful absurdity that ensues.

Although no final decisions have been made, residences are likely to be rentals

To be eligible, applicants must make a minimum income of at least $36,000, with a one-bedroom apartment for about $950 a month

The candidate aims to represent the 43rd District, including Crown Heights