Sam Bojarski

To help Black college students cover gaps in financial aid, New York City is making $20 million available for scholarships and job training opportunities at Medgar Evers…

While his campaign posters have adorned the windows of some small businesses in Flatbush for months, District 40 council candidate Maxi Eugene has made few, if any,…

Earlier this month, Muba Yarofulani made the trip across central Brooklyn, from her East New York residence, to a vacant plot of land at 2286 Church Ave., in Flatbush.…

“I’m very fortunate and blessed to be alive today,” said Abner Louima, 54. “I embrace every second, especially with my family.” Those were Louima’s opening words…

A Creole version of the documentary film “Crime + Punishment,” which features whistleblowing cop Edwin Raymond, is now available on Youtube.  More than five years ago…

Among the voters who trickled into the Erasmus Hall High School early voting site June 15 was Youla Duke. Like other voters, she cited her concern over public safety and…

Immigration advocates have heralded last month’s redesignation of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) as a major victory for thousands of Haitians in the United States. But…

Throughout this year’s mayoral campaign, Raymond McGuire has said he entered the race to heal a divided city, wracked by the COVID-19 pandemic, with new leadership…

One month after 12-year-old Romy Vilsant died after a bullying incident in which he was reportedly punched in the head, his grieving family is now trying to plan the…

When a tenant falls behind on rent, as thousands have during the COVID-19 pandemic, the civil court judge who hears the case has significant discretion to influence how…