Non-Profit & Community

New York’s eviction moratorium is expiring on August 31, and New Yorkers are being urged to apply for rental assistance from the federal fund before they risk eviction.

Robin Hood is acknowledging all the different support networks that go into early childhood development: from mental health providers, to food pantries, educators, childcare, immigration advocates, mutual aid networks and more

The area roughly between Throop and Sarotoga Avenues has more than 3,000 empty apartments

An increase in pet surrenders has created urgent needs to find forever homes.

A new StreetEasy report shows Brooklyn rents were the least discounted of the five boroughs as rental prices closed in on 2019 highs

This year, New York City's public school students are being sent back to the classroom with no remote learning option. So how does the City plan to keep them safe?

Dairus Griffiths had been in his Bed-Stuy home almost 30 years when he says he was duped into signing over the property's title to a development company

Limose Dart was shot while she was coming home from work last Thursday night

After long delays, the BK senator expects the state agency administering the program to expedite the process.

Brooklyn teens can get paid to learn how to fix bikes — and then keep the bike they learned on.