Non-Profit & Community

The Tompkins Avenue Open Streets Program has opposition from some local homeowners who say it has negatively impacted their quality of life. But is it enough to topple the wildly popular program? 

The mural was designed and created by local youth/artists from the Brownsville Community Justice Center and Groundwell NYC

A B47 bus was captured on video smashing and shattering the parked cars, compressing two of them together.

New York Junior Tennis and Learning (NYJTL) nonprofit teaches over 3,000 students tennis

Assemblymember Carroll announces securing of state funding for the Brooklyn Children’s Museum.

Black Food Rising will feature art, food, books, African culinary demonstrations, a DJ and a screening of Black Owned Brooklyn's documentary, "The Sun Rises in the East."

The dog run is named after Frank Decolvenaere, a longtime Bay Ridge resident who lost his life while walking his dog back in 2020.

Flatbush residents fighting to preserve a former burial site for enslaved African people have several concerns, which they voiced in an open letter last week.

The cuts will reportedly reduce the Women's Center's full-time staffing by 40%.

The free daffodil bulbs serve to honor the countless New Yorkers who were lost due to the 2001 attack on the World Trade Center and the pandemic.