Non-Profit & Community

The Christa McAuliffe School is one of the many schools in south Brooklyn that will get funding from City Council Member Susan Zhuang.

Bard High School Early College Brooklyn senior Joshua Myers will use his scholarship from New York Junior Tennis & Learning to attend the Institute of Culinary Education.

The June 20 event at Brooklyn College will feature a screening of "The Big Payback," a film about how an Evanston, Ill. lawmaker passed a reparations program for Black Americans.

The garden will host a programming series, an exhibition and a July Block Party to celebrate its Greenest Block in Brooklyn contest.

New York City’s immigrant population remained steady at 3.1 million between 2013 and 2023, with new neighborhood hubs emerging across Gravesend, Bensonhurst and East Flatbush in Brooklyn.

Tenants at 1933 Union St. sued their landlord and management company for failing to provide safe and equal access to their homes.

Every vegetable and herb offered at the stand is grown on the grounds of the apartment complex in Starrett City.

The city says it will place BHRAGS Home Care under the watch of an independent monitor, rather than break ties with the homeless shelter operator, the Gothamist reported.

Prom season begins with dignity, support and community spirit.

Urwa Faraz Malik, a student at Kingsborough Community College, was selected for the 2026 Jack Kent Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship. She is heading to Cornell University.