Month: May 2020

As the impact from the pandemic’s first punch gradually diminishes and New York City wrestles with reopening, South Bronx cultural organizations see an uncertain future in the communities they serve.…

Critical programs to serve vulnerable populations should be funded instead, they argue Eleven elected officials who serve the Bronx across multiple bodies of government joined forces to send a letter…

The people working to hold the South Bronx together during the COVID-19 crisis.

Nearly two months after the Small Business Administration first offered loans to small businesses that retained employees during the Covid-19 pandemic, Bronx business leaders say the emergency funds have either…

As the South Bronx continues to grapple with the effects of the novel Coronavirus, eight of the 10 Democratic primary candidates in New York’s 15th Congressional race debated on Thursday…

Candidates in New York’s 15th District Congressional race are signaling that their campaigns have virtually ground to a halt, with many in the race experiencing a dramatic decline in fundraising…

Eight Bronx business leaders have been appointed by Mayor Bill de Blasio to serve on a small business council that will advise him on strategies and timing for the gradual…

While the COVID-19 pandemic has been called by many The Great Equalizer, black and brown business owners in the Bronx haven’t shared in that sentiment. Recently, a report from The…