Non-Profit & Community

New Yorkers are encouraged to start 2026 with smarter money habits as the city promotes free financial counseling, tax credits and consumer protections.

Bed-Stuy residents are organizing a community land trust and fundraising effort to save a historic Stuyvesant Avenue mansion once owned by Dr. Josephine English from a court-ordered sale.

New data shows one- and two-family homes are being lost at auction in a familiar set of Brooklyn and Queens neighborhoods.

After years of planning, the Brownsville Teen Lounge opened in the Brownsville Houses in November.

Community leaders in Bushwick unveiled a mural celebrating immigrant workers and launched a broader campaign for immigrant protection across the city.

Residents can take their trees to 24 locations through Jan. 11.

Brooklyn Public Library has reopened the Ryder Library in Bensonhurst after a three-year closure, unveiling a modern, sustainable renovation designed to better serve the community.

Students, families, and local leaders gathered in Brownsville as RACS and RAMS officially opened a new school auditorium designed to support arts education and community connection.

A coalition of NYC nonprofit law firms has launched OurCityOurRights.org, a new know-your-rights website offering clear legal guidance for immigrants, protesters and New Yorkers facing law enforcement or ICE encounters.

Family and friends marched in Kensington to honor Nichols, who was killed in an unprovoked attack in 2020.