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20 Affordable Downtown Brooklyn Apts Available

New Yorkers seeking affordable housing have a new opportunity in Downtown Brooklyn as applications are being accepted for 20 income-restricted apartments at 165 Willoughby Street. The development offers modern studio and two-bedroom homes with a range of residential amenities and convenient access to transit, employment centers, shopping, and entertainment. Eligible households earning between approximately $75,669 and $146,560 annually may qualify, with applications being accepted through NYC Housing Connect until June 29, 2026.

CUNY Celebrates World Cup With Fans Across NYC

As the 2026 FIFA World Cup gets underway, CUNY is bringing together students, faculty and fans from around the world to celebrate the sport’s global impact. Through expert commentary, special programming, a television advertising campaign, a World Cup watch party and student-athlete features, the University is highlighting the diverse cultures and communities that make soccer one of the most unifying sports on the planet. The celebration reflects CUNY’s international student body and the strong connection many New Yorkers have to the teams and traditions represented in the tournament.

DeSouza Shares Why She Is Running for Civil Court

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Michelle DeSouza is encouraging Brooklyn residents to learn more about the role of Civil Court judges while sharing the experiences and values that inspired her candidacy. She believes judges should combine legal knowledge with fairness, integrity, and a deep understanding of the communities they serve. DeSouza says the decisions made in Civil Court can have a lasting impact on individuals, families, tenants, homeowners, and small businesses, making judicial elections an important part of local democracy.

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Free Swim Program Promotes Youth Safety in Canarsie

Assemblymember Jaime Williams is encouraging Canarsie families to take advantage of a free swim instruction program available to local youth this summer. The program is designed to help children develop critical water safety skills before spending time at pools and beaches, while also promoting physical activity and healthy habits. Williams said ensuring that young people have access to opportunities that improve both safety and wellness remains an important priority for the community.

Zinerman Highlights Record, Supporters Rally After Debate

With the June Democratic primary approaching, Assemblymember Stefani Zinerman used a Bedford-Stuyvesant community discussion to highlight her accomplishments in office while outlining priorities for a new term. Facing challengers Eon Huntley and Michael Bailey, Zinerman focused on her legislative record, investments secured for Central Brooklyn, and efforts to support homeowners, workforce development, and healthcare access. The event provided voters with an opportunity to hear competing visions for the future of the 56th Assembly District, which includes Bedford-Stuyvesant and parts of Crown Heights, as residents prepare to head to the polls later this month.

NYC Opens Free 2-K Applications for Families Citywide

New York City has officially launched applications for its first round of free 2-K seats, marking a major expansion of early childhood education and child care access for working families. The initiative, announced by Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Governor Kathy Hochul, will provide 2,000 seats this fall in selected school districts across Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Queens, with plans to significantly expand the program over the next several years. Families in eligible districts can now apply for free early learning opportunities designed to help children get a strong educational start while easing the financial burden of child care costs.