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New York’s eviction moratorium is expiring on August 31, and New Yorkers are being urged to apply for rental assistance from the federal fund before they risk eviction.

The building, which was first built in 1892, is currently being demolished after it was sold earlier this year

Robin Hood is acknowledging all the different support networks that go into early childhood development: from mental health providers, to food pantries, educators, childcare, immigration advocates, mutual aid networks and more

This weekend, the third annual Festival Minokan will be held in Brooklyn, celebrating songs, dance, drumming and traditions of Haiti.

Elder abuse impacts more than one in ten New York seniors, a new study has shown

By: Maureen Ferran , Rochester Institute of Technology For people who received the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine, the past few months have been a bit of a bumpy ride with news of side effects, pauses and restarts and now boosters.

Overall, crime is down in Crown Heights, and in Brooklyn as a whole.

Brooklyn's Oko Farms is teaching New Yorkers how to cultivate their own food using aquaponics - a farming system that uses fish to nourish plants, and vice versa.

The area roughly between Throop and Sarotoga Avenues has more than 3,000 empty apartments

An increase in pet surrenders has created urgent needs to find forever homes.