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Eligible families will receive $120 per child through Summer EBT to help cover food costs during school break.

Brooklyn Public Library marked a major milestone last week celebrating two decades of empowering teens through its innovative tech-focused internship program, Teen Techies.

As part of a growing campaign to reclaim public space, New York City is deploying new rodent-fighting teams to root out infestations hiding in plain sight.

"With the recent development of additional state funding for the BMT project, and at the request of Task Force Leadership, the vote on the Vision Plan is postponed until mid-July," the Economic Development Corporation said in a statement without expanding further.

The sudden dismissal of trusted vaccine advisors has sparked concern from lawmakers across party lines that RFK Jr.’s decision could reverse decades of progress in disease prevention and public health.

Feature collaborations with Big Sean, Fivio Foreign, Liana Bank$ and Samara Cyn, Artist, Kota the Friend launches a groundbreaking album and artist-fan tour experience.

The city teamed up with fintech firm Esusu to enable tenants in affordable housing to report on-time rental payments to major credit bureaus to strengthen credit scores.

Families are invited to step into the whimsical world of the Moomins at the Central Library on Saturday to celebrate the first major U.S. exhibition on creator Tove Jansson.

It's time to beat the heat at the city's free public pools that open today.