New business aims to educate public about the benefits of chocolate
Sol Cacao, the first Black-owned chocolate factory in New York City, is on a mission
Month: November 2021
Residents call for more outdoor public spaces
For many Hunts Point locals, the Boogie Down Grind Café is one of the community’s
Who is all the new affordable housing for?
The Peninsula, a new affordable housing project in Hunts Point, will soon begin accepting applications
City lawmakers debate whether to make class sizes smaller
New York City lawmakers are considering whether to mandate smaller class sizes to guard against
City says CitiBike a success in South Bronx; some locals disagree
Every day, Laura Alvarez commutes from her home in the South Bronx near 161st Street
The Bronx Brewery collaborates with creatives for its limited edition beers
For the past two years, the Bronx Brewery has collaborated with artists for their Up
Pump the brakes: Bronx residents voice concerns on bus redesign plan
Bronx bus riders and advocates voiced concerns about proposed changes to bus routes during last
Haven Kids Rock musical mirrors lives of South Bronx kids
Haven Kids Rock, an afterschool program at Mott Haven Academy, has teamed with an entertainment