Non-Profit & Community

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.

The women have been connecting once a week via telephone since last October to fight loneliness and share stories. On Wednesday, they finally put faces to voices.

The City is hosting free information sessions on the Rent Freeze Program, which freezes rent at an amount an eligible tenant can afford.

In Brooklyn -- a borough that more than 90,000 Haitian-Americans call home – the community is organizing relief efforts of much-needed supplies to send to Haiti.

Friday’s celebration will be followed by a New York Liberty game and panel discussion

Joyelle Powell tells her story of being homeless in New York City with a young daughter, while also chasing her dream of being a school teacher