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Questlove Reflects on Hip-Hop's Legacy at BAM Event

Questlove Reflects on Hip-Hop's Legacy at BAM Event

Questlove will be in conversation with Marc Lamont Hill around his new book that details a 50-year history of hip-hop.
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Third And Final BQE Closure to Start on June 1, DOT Says

Third And Final BQE Closure to Start on June 1, DOT Says

Motorists will be detoured in the Queens bound direction
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Memorial Day - A Commemoration of Our Fallen Soldiers

Memorial Day - A Commemoration of Our Fallen Soldiers

Originally known as Decoration Day, Memorial Day became an official federal holiday in 1971, honoring the men and women who died while serving in the U.S. military.
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This Weekend: Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy Celebrates Brooklyn Pride

This Weekend: Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy Celebrates Brooklyn Pride

Free, all-ages dance party at Pier 3 at Brooklyn Bridge Park
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Good Day, Brooklyn!

Good Day, Brooklyn!

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Free Immigration Services in South Brooklyn Start on May 30

Free Immigration Services in South Brooklyn Start on May 30

Appointments can be made now by calling 718-307-7151.
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Governor Hochul Launches $5 Million Lifeguard Grant Program

Governor Hochul Launches $5 Million Lifeguard Grant Program

The state says there's another $5 million available for New York City and other municipalities to hire and retain more lifeguards.
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Bed-Stuy Students at P.S. 5 Celebrate Educational Excellence

Bed-Stuy Students at P.S. 5 Celebrate Educational Excellence

The rapper Papoose, a Bed-Stuy native, was the surprise guest.
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Investment by City Retirement System Preserves Nearly 28,000 Rent Stabilized Units

Investment by City Retirement System Preserves Nearly 28,000 Rent Stabilized Units

The $60 million investment preserved apartments in over 1,000 buildings.
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Over 450 Formerly Homeless People Now Have Housing Due to State Program, Hochul Says

Over 450 Formerly Homeless People Now Have Housing Due to State Program, Hochul Says

The Safe Options Support program also connected over 300 people to emergency medical, psychiatric and substance abuse care.
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