Community groups seek answers, as public funding shrinks
As the impact from the pandemic’s first punch gradually diminishes and New York City wrestles
Month: May 2020
Elected officials urge City leaders to halt jail plans in Mott Haven, citing Covid-19
Critical programs to serve vulnerable populations should be funded instead, they argue Eleven elected officials
Stories of Hope from the South Bronx
The people working to hold the South Bronx together during the COVID-19 crisis.
Small businesses wary of federal pay
Nearly two months after the Small Business Administration first offered loans to small businesses that
Eight candidates for Congress in the South Bronx debate post-coronavirus recovery
As the South Bronx continues to grapple with the effects of the novel Coronavirus, eight
After Congressional race grinds to a halt from pandemic, candidates debate restarting
Candidates in New York’s 15th District Congressional race are signaling that their campaigns have virtually
Eight Bronxites to advise mayor on small business reopenings
Eight Bronx business leaders have been appointed by Mayor Bill de Blasio to serve on
Local businesses turn to Go Fund Me campaigns to keep doors open
While the COVID-19 pandemic has been called by many The Great Equalizer, black and brown