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Wellfare, a Brooklyn-based non-profit, is working to address the rise in food insecurity in New York City with a model more typical to takeout: direct-to-door delivery.

The organization was forced to shift its operations virtually after in-school hydroponic farms were shut down due to Covid-19.

An 11-year-old boy took a hellish tumble through an emergency subway grate at a Brooklyn playground Wednesday, authorities said. The youngster was playing at the Rudd Playground on Aberdeen St.

Ariel Davis is organizing the event to fundraise for The National Alliance on Mental Illness NYC, an organization that runs free mental health programming and support services.

A state department has agreed on a rate hike to pay for National Grid's controversial North Brooklyn Pipeline, but opponents say there's one last chance to fight

The comedy series hopes to shine light on the diverse cultures, personalities and artists that make up the Flatbush community.

Success Academy student Prestina St. Louis was recently awarded a Rales scholarship, which will support her through college and well into her career.

A Brooklyn after-school program, a safe haven for children in the area, switched gears during the pandemic to help kids and their families. The program turned its focus to feeding families and opened a food pantry. Elite Learners Inc.

The new campus is opening as part of the college’s initiative SFC Forward, which aims to elevate and transform academic programs and student experience

The doctor was charged with prescribing narcotics to patients in exchange for cash payments