Covid-19 has musicians singing a different tune
Bronx musicians are using Instagram Live as their concert hall during the New York quarantine, as they try to maintain contact with their fans. But many are finding that communication…
South Bronx students occupying themselves while quarantined
As South Bronx parents prepared for their children to stay home at least another two weeks following Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s extension of school closures until at least April 15, city…
Covid-19 spawns food relief efforts
Workers clad in gloves and masks are handing out thousands of free meals daily across the Bronx, at sites ranging from restaurants to NYCHA campuses, as the COVID-19 virus continues…
Covid-19 disrupts the food chain
Covid-19 has created an environment similar to a war zone at one Mott Haven CTown Supermarket, according to manager and owner Angel Nuñez. The global pandemic has got everyone running…
Hunts Point misses out on Citi Bike’s next wave of expansion
New York City has pumped the brakes on life as usual, in an effort to curb the spread of Covid-19. Social distancing, rules against gathering in groups and warnings to…
New mobile coronavirus testing site opens at Lehman College
A new coronavirus mobile testing site is now up and running at Lehman College. An appointment must be made beforehand. The new testing site is the latest to be added…
Radical Health wants to answer your coronavirus questions
Many Mott Haven residents have valid concerns surrounding COVID-19, and Radical Health is ready to hear from them. Radical Health is the first Latina owned and operated public benefit corporation…
Andrew Yang pledges $1 million in coronavirus relief to the Bronx
Former Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang is bringing some financial relief to the Bronx and beyond. Yang announced that he will be giving $1 million to Bronx residents financially impacted…