Exhibit commemorates Bronxites lost to COVID
An outdoor exhibit in Melrose underscored the tragic toll COVID-19 has taken on the neighborhood.
Month: March 2023
Public housing residents want rental assistance included in state budget
New York City Housing Authority residents and activists want state lawmakers to fund a rent
Bronxlandia: A century-old train station revitalized
Bronxlandia opened for the first time this season on March 25, with a jazz-rock performance
Instagram becomes art at the Bronx Documentary Center
A tortoise crawling through the street as curious onlookers walk by. A BMXer flying through
BronxConnect youth uses the arts as communication and crime prevention
Ten-year-old Jaylynn Padgett had the audience clapping along and curious passersby stopping to listen Saturday
La Finca del Sur sets its sights on reopening in April
On a cold and windy Sunday afternoon, Erica Pantoja came out to La Finca del
Boogie Down Crawl for Change showcases local businesses
Big Bronx energy boomed at the launch of Boogie Down Crawl for Change, a pilot
Advocates say federal coastal resiliency plan overlooks the South Bronx
Environmental justice advocates say a massive federal plan to protect New York City from coastal