Non-Profit & Community

The Brooklyn NAACP reached thousands of voters in New York state through its "Golden Day" outreach event. Early voting in the city ends on Sunday, Nov. 3.

Tenants called for the passage of the Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act and Community Opportunity to Purchase Act so they could buy the building.

Three cheers for Isaac Regnier, at student at I.S. 96 in Bensonhurst, who started a petition and a letter-writing campaign.

Traffic violence has killed a New Yorker every 34 hours this year, a new study found.

This year's parade, which went down Eastern Parkway, also included a resource fair for veterans.

Over 80 events took place across New York City on Saturday as part of the annual City of Forest Day.

Brooklyn College students now have a new fast-track pathway to the St. George’s University School of Medicine in Grenada, West Indies, thanks to a partnership between the two institutions.

Kelly Park Playground in Homecrest reopened on Tuesday following a renovation that focused on ADA accessibility.

Rev. Al Sharpton and Public Advocate Jumaane Williams celebrated the East New York church's milestone on Oct. 20.

The Carroll Gardens Library is set to reopen in late 2025.