Activistas traen sus ideales desde Puerto Rico al Bronx
Un domingo de marzo por la tarde, después de una tormenta de nieve, una figura solitaria con pantalones de deporte, una riñonera y un pañuelo gris de punto a cuadros,…
Bronx Lacrosse breaks from the norm
While basketball and baseball remain king in the South Bronx, a small but growing number of young athletes of color are trying their hand at “laxin,” a sport typically associated…
How New Yorkers Cut Out of Unemployment and Stimulus Checks Can Tap $2.1B Fund
This article was originally published on Apr 8 at 5:44pm EDT by THE CITY Some 300,000 undocumented New Yorkers are now eligible for help under the historic Excluded Workers Fund…
More students likely to resume in-person learning with new opt-in period
South Bronx families and students across the city have an opportunity this week to opt back into in-person learning, thanks to low rates of COVID-19 transmission in schools and a…
Late reverend honored in street co-naming ceremony
Bronx elected officials, family and friends came together on Easter weekend to honor Dr. Henry Bolden, the founding pastor of the Greater Eternal Baptist Church in Melrose for more than 50 years.…
Garden activists bring ideals from Puerto Rico to Melrose
On a Sunday afternoon in March after a snowstorm, a lone figure in sweatpants, a fanny pack and a knitted gray plaid cap shoveled chunks of ice from the sidewalk…
NYPD addresses Mott Haven public safety concerns
Community Board 1 finally got the public meeting it has been urging the City for since early last year: a Zoom with local law enforcement to hear how NYPD is…
Nathalia Fernandez’s plan for a greener Bronx
State Assemblywoman Nathalia Fernandez, a candidate for Bronx borough president, last week released a comprehensive plan for creating a more sustainable and green Bronx. The purpose, she said, is to…