Melissa Salguero, 33, created a music program from scratch for PS 48 Middle School in Hunts Point, the Bronx.
A Native-American jeweler uses her craft to connect with her heritage
To Bailey Rollins, it was always striking how different pregnancy and childbirth might look for women of color and white women.
Holly Bonner, a mother of two, lost her eyesight after a long battle with breast cancer. With no vision, she found it extremely difficult
New Yorkers turned out in force for the annual Easter Bonnet Parade up Fifth Avenue.
Far Rockaway in Queens is a perfect example of one of New York City’s food deserts, showing that even in the capital of the
Move aside graffiti, a new form of street art is tip-toeing its way onto the scene--”Yarn Bombing,” covering objects or structures in a public
Far Rockaway Residents are disappointed in the only subway line connecting them to the city.
For Timothy DuWhite, finding joy and freedom first means overcoming his own trauma.
Water pipes in New York are old and crumbling. Could they affect the quality of the city's drinking water?
Inspired by the #metoo movement, a New York woman wrote a song about her experience of harassment on the streets and subway.
A former first grade teacher is using barbershops to close the achievement gap affecting young black boys.
With a population of almost 8.5 million and 57 percent of adults over 18 identifying as single, how does anyone ever stand out in
A local Bushwick chef creates dishes with a dash of marijuana.
Louboutina, aka Loubie, is a five-year old golden retriever that doles out hugs and handshakes to passersby on the streets in Chelsea and the
Some people spend their Sundays in church, others like to unwind with a good book, but in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, a small group of
SBU provides after-school tutoring, soccer programs, and legal services.
New Yorker returns to the dance she did as a teenager.
A small but powerful choir in the East Village worries about the future
Why do "foodies" flock to this tiny basement in Flushing?