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Brooklyn Navy Yard launches a new EV training program to prepare New Yorkers for clean energy jobs in a growing industry.

Lebechi East, a 95-unit affordable housing development in Brownsville, will replace a vacant former police precinct with new apartments and a community health facility.

The Carnegie Corporation of New York is awarding funding to 21 libraries across Brooklyn through Carnegie Libraries 250, a national initiative marking the upcoming 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

The summit "Relational Beginnings: Advancing Perinatal Mental Health for Parents, Infants and Families," was organized in partnership with United for Brownsville and the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.

Residents in East New York can take part in a training program that will get them ready for green infrastructure maintenance.

78 NYCHA Tenant Associations will get funding to support community programming.

May features First Saturdays, Museum on Wheels, teen programs and the Artists Ball After Party.

New Yorkers can sign up to canvass on behalf of the government via Organize NYC.

In a new report, Empire State Development categorized housing affordability as the top priority for a plurality of workshop participants and survey respondents for the next phase of the project that could bring in seven additional buildings near Barclays Center.

Moeleek Harrell, also known as “Moe Money,” was a leader of a street gang based in Bedford-Stuyvesant. He was convicted on charges that included murder conspires and drug trafficking from Rikers Island to Maine.