Non-Profit & Community

Police officers shot and killed a man who had barricaded himself with two others on the eighth floor of New York Presbyterian Methodist Hospital on Thursday evening.

As New York City’s housing market picks up speed in 2026, a new StreetEasy report identified 10 neighborhoods seeing the biggest surge in interest from buyers and renters, including four in Brooklyn.

Brooklyn nonprofits supporting survivors of domestic violence, young men of color, trans performing artists, civil rights protections, and youth civic engagement were awarded the 2026 Brooklyn Org Spark Prize.

Brooklyn community organizations and nonprofits can apply to get city funds through Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso’s Fiscal Year 2027 capital funding program.

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.