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As summer youth employment programs remain suspended, this Brooklyn non-profit hopes that youth will have a safe and fun summer.

A boom in illegal rooftop fireworks displays has led to a boom in 311 noise complaints in all five boroughs

Rep. Yvette Clarke stood behind the podium at the Salem Missionary Baptist Church in the heart of Flatbush, Brooklyn. It was Martin Luther King Jr.

FIA works across the five boroughs to transition youth out of the criminal justice system, back into their communities

A 9-story building on Schroeder St has units available for seniors earning less than $45,000/year

Volunteers painted a "Black Lives Matter" mural on a Bedford-Stuyvesant street this past weekend — and the block will become a pedestrian plaza during the summer months, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Monday.

Brownsville is one of the many areas in Brooklyn devastated by COVID-19, but thanks to these non-profit programs, they’ve ensured that no resident is left behind.  

Cider sales will move online and upstate, but the bustling cider house and event space won’t reopen after the pandemic.

The Big Apple now has its first Black Lives Matter street mural.

More than 100 members of the Crown Heights Hasidic community took to Eastern Parkway almost 30 years after racial tensions caused riots in the neighborhood