Fund helps Bronx scholars shine
Before COVID, Jaleesa Lopez, a Bronx resident and mother of two, was spending over 50%
Year: 2022
Clothing company plans to sew sustainability in Hunts Point
The next generation of sustainable clothing has arrived in the South Bronx and it has
Casita Maria celebrates third parranda, honoring Puerto Rican Heritage Month
A musical two-car float drifted down Longwood’s streets Friday, accompanied by Christmas songs in English
Bronx Children’s Museum set to open on Dec. 3
The Bronx Children’s Museum, after operating as a “with or without walls” museum for almost
Free doula care now available for Bronx families
One Mott Haven resident has a unique insight into the role doulas can play for
Cannabis licensing sparks hopes of high profits
The New York Office of Cannabis Management issued the state’s first-ever licenses for recreational dispensaries
Community Fridge movement gains traction
It started in 2020 with one food-packed fridge on East 141st Street. Grassroots Grocery is
Absenteeism charges at Rikers spur renewed push for federal takeover
Chronic absenteeism by correctional officers at Rikers Island, along with the reported deaths of 18