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The group calls itself the EEAP Coalition, a movement that not only is history-making in its scope but also will serve as a blueprint for adoption at public schools across the country

"In all of our programs, we aim that our students have positive experiences so they can develop positive relationships with their parks," said City Parks Foundation's director of education.

"Follow your dreams and take risks," Jackson says, ending each of his performances with an inspiring instruction.

Deputy Chief Charles Scholl waves to the crowd during his retirement walkout in 2020. Brooklyn is mourning the passing of former New York City Police Department Chief Charles “Chucky” Scholl, who died suddenly on Friday, June 17. He was 64 years old.

BEDFORD-STUYVESANT, Brooklyn (PIX11) — A grassroots organization serving the transgender and gender non-conforming community is bringing community together while celebrating Black history this Juneteenth.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams equated gentrification with slavery during a speech commemorating the Juneteenth holiday. Mayor Eric Adams needs to learn that the nonsense he could spout to select audiences as Brooklyn beep won’t fly in higher office.

Summertime means long hot days – and cyclists. And what better way to end a post-work, sunset bike ride than with a cold beer? Enter NYC Bike & Brew, a social cycling group with a self-explanatory name that’s growing in popularity.

The annual Juneteenth event is self-described as a time to reclaim space, time, energy, and "most importantly, each other" in the fight for justice.

The buzz of choppers overhead, has been reported in some areas on New York City as “unrelenting.

Plant-based restaurants have popped up throughout North Brooklyn over the past few years, and now, there is a new option with its own original vision for the future of vegan eateries. Garden Carver (187 Grand St.