Area program offers high school equivalency
Funding restrictions limit other options at YouthBuild When young adults walk into the YouthBuild office near The Hub they are in search of two things: career training and a second…
New book honors trade workers
The book is the Bronx Photo League’s first collective project, created over the summer, and documents the small business workers of the Jerome Ave. section of the Bronx through photos.
Historic presidential election grips Mott Haven
As the prospect of a historic upset in Tuesday’s presidential election became increasingly apparent, optimism turned to despair for many voters in Mott Haven and Melrose who went to the…
Mott Haven greets marathoners
It was perfect marathon weather, with highs in the 60s and clear skies.
Farmers market strives to keep prices affordable
Prices are higher but food is better, customers say If you had less than $50 dollars to spend on groceries this week – the amount that low-income New Yorkers receive in nutritional assistance…
Gallery showcases immigration through the eyes of Latina artists
It takes closer inspection of a familiar figure that resembles the Virgin and Child to see that a painting of an immigrant mother and her son actually hangs on the…
South Bronx sounds off at mayoral forum
Throughout the evening, the mayor tried to calm residents' anxieties over the scarcity of affordable housing.
Campaign aims to cut out sugary drinks
In September the Bronx became one of 50 finalists in the Healthiest Cities Challenge and received a $10,000 grant to eliminate sugary beverages from sites and businesses around the community.