Department of Small Business Services

Local store owners can receive up to $20,000 to improve their businesses.

The project, which started in the Lower East Side, will come to Downtown Staten Island and East Harlem.

The neighborhood will see $1.49 million dispersed over four years to help spur economic activity.

The bill aims to help auto shops on Jerome Avenue avoid getting pushed out under the upcoming rezoning.

Mayor de Blasio was expected to sign a bill to create the JFK Business Improvement District Wednesday.

The city’s Department of Small Business Services is offering $3 million to help local shops.

The Small Business Services will train store owners so they can sell more healthy foods.

Learn how to avoid violations, access capital and navigate government regulations on Jan. 11.

Small business directly impacted by the explosion gathered at Cafe Mocha on April 9, 2015.

The fastest growth was in Brooklyn, where the number increased 77 percent.

The West Shore Industrial BID will serve about 50 businesses in Bloomfield and Chelsea.

Emeline's in Bed-Stuy is the 2,000th business opened under the city's business acceleration program.

Ben Kallos is proposing a grant program for small businesses affected by Second Avenue subway work.

More than 300 shop owners still haven't received federal money that was meant to help them recover.

About 25 businesses gathered Tuesday to hear about help available from city, state and federal agencies.