Per Scholas announces new job training program
A new educational program in Mott Haven could bring as many as 150 high-tech jobs to the area. Technology educational non-profit Per Scholas and software engineering and consulting firm Doran…
Two Morrisania gangs busted up
The Bronx DA's office has released a massive indictment, naming 80 members of two rival gangs it says operated out of a the Forest Houses.
Major facelift considered for Lower Concourse
The mostly industrial South Bronx shore, initially approved for rezoning in 2009, is the subject of renewed attention after Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. highlighted the need for redevelopment there…
Opponents take FreshDirect back to court
Lawyer says state illegally gave company a lease last year South Bronx residents who want to keep FreshDirect from moving to Port Morris say they have new evidence that will…
Community board, builder clash over supportive housing
Community Board 1 told developers at a March meeting that they should go back to the drawing board if they want local approval for the project.
Non-profit helps small business boom
The number of small businesses in the Bronx is soaring, with about 5000 new firms incorporating in the borough each year. By that measure, the Bronx is the most entrepreneurial…
NYPD, feds take down Mott Haven gang
Federal and local law enforcement have brought down a gang accused of terrorizing tenants of the Moore Houses on East 149th St. at the northern edge of St. Mary’s Park…
Healthier school meals a tough sell
New York City school meals are a lot healthier now—the only problem is that kids in Mott Haven won’t eat them.