Non-Profit & Community

A rally at the Rockaway Avenue subway stop emphasized the need for the station to be accessible to disabled and older New Yorkers.

Applications are now open for the 30th annual Greenest Block in Brooklyn competition.

Brooklyn Children’s Museum names Brooklyn resident and art industry legal executive Tanya Layne to its Board of Trustees.

Claims can be submitted within 30 days of the outage if you lost power for more than two days.

Seven Brooklyn nonprofits receive up to $5,000 each through Borough President Antonio Reynoso’s Community Baby Shower Fund to support new and expecting parents.

NYC has sharply cut recreation funding, leaving communities with fewer facilities, staff and programs, according to a new report.

Overall, 74% of New Yorkers reported their financial situation suffered in the past year due to the cost of food, according to a new survey released by No Kid Hungry New York.

At Brooklyn Org’s Spark Breakfast at Barclays Center, five organizations were celebrated for their dedication and service to the borough.

The top speeder, who drives often in southern Brooklyn, has been caught speeding by school zone speed cameras more than 1,000 times since mid-2023, according to new data from Transportation Alternatives and Families For Safe Streets. 

Deaf or hard of hearing public housing tenants will receive auxiliary aids and services, interpreters and accessible devices under a new settlement NYCHA reached with the federal government over alleged accessibility violations.