Non-Profit & Community

Students in New York City schools returned to classrooms this week following the holiday break… or at least some did.

Community Education Council 16 announces plan to remove P.S. 243 Principal Karen Hambright-Glover

St. Francis College students will now be able to gain direct admission to St. George’s University, allowing them to leapfrog the often stressful admissions process

The library has released its January programming schedule

New reforms designed to make the city’s property tax system more equitable could see Brooklyn homeowners paying more each year

Applications for the Homeowner Assistance Fund opened Jan. 3. The aid for homeowners behind on mortgages or taxes is first-come, first-served, so apply as soon as possible, state reps say.

Before finding its new Bed-Stuy location, The Free Black Women's Library traveled to galleries, block parties and churches with over 4,000 books exclusively by Black women authors.

The City has announced that Almat Urban and the Bedford-Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation will develop the condo coop development

The principal of P.S. 243 has been called on to immediately resign after numerous reports surfaced of verbal abuse, bullying and other misconduct towards students

The controversial tax lien sale took place on Dec 17, despite months of efforts by community leaders to block it.