Department of Youth and Community Development

The center's programs would include tutoring, college prep, dance and sports.

The city has extended its application deadline, officials said Monday.

A complaint claimed the agency inflated data about the number of teens it serves, the Times reported.

The free afterschool and summer services are set to end after the center was denied a new contract.

The city held a seminar dedicated to Sexual Assault Awareness Month and Denim Day.

Sweet Generation bakery, which is set to open next month, will donate proceeds to arts groups.

There are summer internships and youth jobs at some of the city's most fascinating institutions.

The Beacon program at East Side Community High School was deemed too high-performing for federal grants.

Nearly 200 after-school programs across the city are at risk of closing.

A Dept. of Youth and Community Development employee was arrested for flashing an 11-year-old girl.

The city will lose about 200 programs serving about 27,000 children next fall, officials said.

The East Village's 10009 zip code is no longer ranked as a high-need area, city records show.

The Department of Youth and Community Development said it received $300,000 from the West Harlem Local Development Corporation to hire 220 Harlem kids for a summer jobs program.

I.S. 289 has will not lose its popular after-school program after winning a last-minute reprieve from budget cuts.

The city has teamed up with big-name companies to help give kids summer jobs.