Non-Profit & Community

Environmental education and restoration efforts along Newtown Creek will receive additional resources to support the waterway's continued recovery.

The redevelopment of New Lots Library will bring expanded educational and cultural resources to East New York while acknowledging an important part of its African American history.

Calls for stronger protections against deed theft are gaining traction as affected families seek support from their neighborhoods.

While the cause remains unknown, local officials note lithium batteries as a concern.

For NYSNA members, the outcome reinforces their collective commitment to safe staffing and workplace protections.

From hands-on science education to expanded television production and historic building repairs, three Brooklyn institutions are preparing for significant improvements.

New distribution center seeks to expand access to fresh kosher groceries.

Young residents of Mill Basin, Marine Park, Bergen Beach and Flatlands are set to benefit from the donation.

On Nov. 1, First Baptist Church of Crown Heights hosted Mayor Mamdani for a discussion about the role of faith and city government amidst an affordability crisis.

A call for kindness and accountability took center stage at a Bedford-Stuyvesant middle school as students challenged bullying and discrimination.