Non-Profit & Community

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.

Dozens of new jobs and a $25,000 hunger-relief contribution are set to accompany the arrival of the boroughs fifth Chick-fil-A.

Native wildlife is returning to Ridgewood Reservoir as restoration work strengthens the wetland’s ability to absorb stormwater and help protect nearby neighborhoods from flooding.

Twenty-five years after 9/11, a new documentary is looking back at the New Yorkers who came together to help determine what Ground Zero would become.

Renovation and expansion will result in the space increasing by more than 50 percent by 2028.

Music became a lesson in mentorship when Brooklyn courthouse interns stepped behind the DJ booth with guidance from a retired NYPD detective.

Sixteen new housing units are open to Bushwick home buyers, including one, two and three bedroom co-op apartments.