Non-Profit & Community

Households and small businesses in Sunset Park can sign up to lower their Con Edison bills and invest in a clean, community-driven future.

Brooklyn was the only borough where traffic-related fatalities exceeded pre-pandemic averages in the first half of 2025.

A Brooklyn woman is demanding accountability from the city, saying police stood by while she was attacked during a protest in Crown Heights.

With summer in full swing, New York City is unlocking schoolyards across the city to give more families a place to play, relax and connect.

A 9:00am parade will kick off the family-friendly festivities and will lead to the main event, from 11:00am to 5:00pm, at Canarsie Park.

Brooklynites can look forward to pickleball, skating and more as Prospect Park’s LeFrak Center at Lakeside reopens after renovations.

Brooklyn Org launched Brooklyn Org Microgrants, a new funding stream designed to strengthen Brooklyn’s smaller nonprofits by providing up to $10,000 to organizations with annual budgets under $100,000.

DeJon is credited with opening 275 Park, Brooklyn’s first Black-owned comedy club, in Clinton Hill. He was 63.

As the Carroll Gardens branch undergoes renovations, library users can visit 250 Baltic St.

From jazz on the lawn to centuries-old bonsai trees, Brooklyn Botanic Garden is offering a vibrant lineup of events and exhibits through October.