Serving Mott Haven, Melrose & Port Morris
In an effort to increase public participation in the City Council’s redistricting, the New York City Districting Commission is inviting city residents to draw their own maps using an online…
South Bronx kids had a day of creative fun with color at Hostos Community College’s Longwood Art Gallery on Tuesday. Argentinian Artist Valeria Divinorum led “Art of Light,” showing pre-teens…
As the date nears for legalized recreational marijuana sales in New York, two community organizations are teaming up to create an all purpose hub to ensure that Bronxites get a…
Sweetness was on tap in Melrose for an eagerly anticipated, in-person opening with a them of “Bronx Bees and Honey” theme. Pregones/Puerto Rican Traveling Theater and Nos Quedamos are collaborating…
Latin American Foto Festival features works in outdoor locations, from many countries. Images of Dominican baseball players, El Salvadoran traditionalists, and Chilean expats in Brazil are visible on the streets…
South Bronx residents have long put up with limited access to financial services in their own neighborhoods. The closing of local bank branches in recent years has made the problem…
High School seniors who live in Bronx NYCHA complexes will be eligible to get up to $1000 per year over the course of a four-year undergraduate program. Assemblywoman Chantel Jackson…
Hunts Point and Port Morris are part of a citywide pilot program aimed at curbing illegal dumping, by ticketing violators caught in the act on newly mounted security cameras. The…