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The bill, in a current legislative package that passed in the Assembly, would benefit the disabled community in New York State.

The cards, a collector's item, will only be available at four subway stations near his old Bedford-Stuyvesant stomping ground

Part mini golf course, part art installation, Putting Green teaches players the ins and outs of climate change through playful learning.

More than 200 young people in The Salvation Army Greater New York Division’s Corps Music & Creative Arts program competed

The Culture Space Subsidy Program sponsored by Two Trees Management is offering subsidized rent to artists that can demonstrate an intent to provide a social benefit to the local community

Parks advocates say the budget cuts, and resulting loss of staff, will immediately impact the quality of Brooklyn parks

The new building, Bridge Rockaway, will offer 174 affordable homes, with 86 units reserved for seniors and veterans experiencing homelessness

The Prospect Park Alliance is bringing back its volunteer-driven initiative aimed at maintaining Brooklyn's favorite backyard.

Ikorine Fairclough said she's experiencing everything from no hot water, to rat infestation, to mold that she says has put her asthmatic son in the hospital multiple times.

The report also notes that New York City produced overall just 23 new units per every 1,000 residents over the last decade.