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The comedian, who has won over audiences with his work on "Parks and Recreation" and "Master of None," is returning to the spotlight after a one-year hiatus

The clinics will provide young Brooklynites ages 13 to 24 with HIV screenings, prevention, education and social services

Approximately 46 million pounds of single-use plastic foodware is collected from the city’s waste stream each year.

Two Brooklyn nonprofits faced off in a soccer match in Crown Heights, and they had one goal: celebrating the borough's beautiful diversity.

Burdened by student debt and the rising cost of living, only 16 percent of young Americans feel optimistic about their financial future.

P.S.9 parents voted to change the school's name in honor of Sarah Garnet, NYC's first African-American female principal

The service is available to families who earned $54,000 or less and individuals who earned $30,000 or less.

The East New York councilman wants to dispatch wellness coordinators to teach wellness, yoga, meditation and nutrition in all public schools

“Testing is an impediment to opportunity that dates back to the Reagan era -- a war on drugs,” said Public Advocate Jumaane Williams.

Senator Montgomery's Deed Theft Bill provides greater protections for homeowners whose properties are either in default or foreclosure