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Since it's inception in 2007, the Flatbush Junction BID has supported local businesses to create a flourishing commercial corridor in the heart of Flatbush Kenneth Mbonu, executive director of the Flatbush Junction BID.

The free community health fair features presentations, workshops and information about resources available in the local community Photo credit: NewsCenter Today July is Minority Mental Health Month, and the New York chapter of the National Alliance o

The new development offers one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments and features a common yard, shared laundry, storage facilities and bicycle parking Photo credit: latentnyc.

The legislation requires new buildings cover available rooftop space with a green roof, solar panels or wind turbines to reduce the city's carbon footprint

Reflecting back at a gay (but not so proud) moment Image: Lifehack "The Art of Seeing" by Michael Milton In a world torn apart by short-sighted, strongly held, near-tribal opinions, there is, I believe, one point upon which all sides can agree, gay o

Previously only available to NYCHA residents, the program is expanding to include recipients of food assistance programs.

Comptroller Scott Stringer is calling for a cap on security deposits, proposes installments and insurance plan instead. photo credit: BK Reader New York City Comptroller Scott M.

Long-time Clinton Hill resident Dr. Solly Walker broke barriers as the first African-American basketball player to play for St.

The candidates squared off over affordable housing, education and tenants' rights while also calling on Democrats to unite against Trump

Dancehall Queen Yaminah Legohn Teaches Empowerment Through Dance It's more than sexual. It's dominance, power and femininity Pum pum shorts and glittery tops adorn dancehall queens in clubs and on stages.