Non-Profit & Community

The public is invited to gather in honor of those who died on 9/11, including more than 100 people interred at Green-Wood

Highlawn Library will soon benefit from $1 million in improvements targeting its building systems, energy efficiency and security.

Increase in barricades this year results in complaints of fire hydrant blockings, reduced pedestrian access and accessing food vendors ahead of Monday’s parade.

Charter school announces the signing of a 15-year lease for a “purpose-built” high school campus.

Local officials and the New York Governor cut the ribbon on the United States Jewish Organization of Williamsburg and North Brooklyn's new food pantry ahead of the High Holy Days.

Late-night events at the Brooklyn Navy Yard are facing renewed scrutiny as noise and other disruptions continue to frustrate nearby residents.

For Brooklyn residents affected by the overdose crisis, Monday’s gathering offered more than remembrance, providing hands-on training, resources and connections to recovery support.

Brooklynites will have an opportunity to explore how independent bookstores are becoming gathering places for literature and community.

To mark the 30th anniversary of his groundbreaking debut album, "Reasonable Doubt," BPL's programming broke museum attendance records.

New housing could soon replace a long-vacant stretch of Bushwick, bringing six apartments to Cooper Street.