Serving Mott Haven, Melrose & Port Morris
Manhattan and Westchester donors tied to a pro-Israel lobbying group are shelling out thousands to back candidates Clarisa Alayeto and Raymond Santana in the race for the South Bronx-East Harlem…
American youth are facing a mental health crisis, but a local group is working to change that. At a cluster of desks near the windows of a brightly-lit classroom, eight…
South Bronx environmental nonprofits are sounding the alarm over federal funding cuts they say will decimate initiatives aimed at cleaning the air and water in their communities, which suffer from…
With Columbia’s funding in flux, South Bronx Unite may have to look elsewhere for funds The future of the Clean Air Program, a collaboration between South Bronx Unite and Columbia…
Nearly 800 people in the Bronx died in 2023 from opioid-related overdoses, the most in the five boroughs, according to data released by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene…
What began as a lesson on civic engagement at the Mott Haven Library’s fourth floor soon became a lively discussion on what South Bronx public schools need. With $1 million…
Rat Academy Training is in session and here are some key takeaways that you should know. In a well-lit basement that opened into a courtyard, a community coordinator from the…
“Seconds of my Life: Photographs from 1975-2024” debuts at the Bronx Documentary Center A group of women wearing sheepskin coats pose for the camera, holding hands and smiling. A little…