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BP Adams, Youth Advocates Hold Rally to Preserve Funding for NYC Foster Youth

BP Adams, Youth Advocates Hold Rally to Preserve Funding for NYC Foster Youth

With budget deadlines looming, the future of many of NYC's foster youth is at risk.
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'Open Streets' Initiative Unveiled in Bklyn Communities Hard Hit By COVID-19

'Open Streets' Initiative Unveiled in Bklyn Communities Hard Hit By COVID-19

Five miles of open street space will be available in East New York and Brownsville
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Photos: Grand Army Plaza Comes Alive for Juneteenth Celebrations

Photos: Grand Army Plaza Comes Alive for Juneteenth Celebrations

Grand Army Plaza was a place of protest, celebration and remembrance this Juneteenth
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Director Spike Lee Holds Live Conversation on Bed-Stuy Classic 'Do The Right Thing'

Director Spike Lee Holds Live Conversation on Bed-Stuy Classic 'Do The Right Thing'

American Film Institute will stream the live conversation on its Youtube channel on Thursday night
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Can People Spread the Coronavirus if They Don't Have Symptoms? 5 Questions Answered About Asymptomatic COVID-19

Can People Spread the Coronavirus if They Don't Have Symptoms? 5 Questions Answered About Asymptomatic COVID-19

Screening for symptoms can catch some cases of COVID-19, but what about people who are infected but not showing any symptoms?
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Photos: Juneteenth Celebration at Fort Greene Park

Photos: Juneteenth Celebration at Fort Greene Park

The names of more than 1,000 Black people killed by police were displayed on fences and trees for the memorial
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Video: This Former Brooklyn Attorney is Running for President as "Anti-Trump"

"Make America Smart Again."
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The Psychological Trauma of Nurses Started Long Before Coronavirus

The Psychological Trauma of Nurses Started Long Before Coronavirus

Demands on nurses for such things as electronic record keeping take time away from patients. They can also lead to resource deprivation trauma.
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Brooklyn College Film Festival Going Virtual

The 3-day festival will be held online for free, followed by an awards ceremony after the last screening
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100-year-old WWII Vet Fights to stay in his Longtime Brooklyn Home — and Wins

An Army veteran who just celebrated his 100th birthday won a fight to stay in his Brooklyn home on Tuesday. James Been served in World War II as a radio operator and celebrated his milestone birthday on June 19.
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