Paving the way: Graffiti transformed from a crime to an art
Bianca Romero’s floor to ceiling “Phoenix Rising” mural is the newest addition to increasingly filled walls of the WallWorks art gallery in the South Bronx. Completed in just one evening,…
Bianca Romero’s floor to ceiling “Phoenix Rising” mural is the newest addition to increasingly filled walls of the WallWorks art gallery in the South Bronx. Completed in just one evening,…
A changing of the guard is on tap for the first time in three decades in the South Bronx’s lone congressional district. Ritchie Torres, the city council’s first openly gay…
The South Bronx will have three new New York State Assembly members representing them as of January. Following the Nov. 3 general election, Chantel Jackson will take over for her…
Carlos Garcia could have voted in the last presidential election, but he said it slipped his mind. Now 21 years old, he feels strongly about the act of voting. “I…
The Office of Assembly member Michael Blake and the Urban Justice Center cordially invite NYCHA residents to participate in a virtual “KNOW YOUR RIGHTS” training series for residents. The goal…
Despite long lines at New York City early voting stations splattered across social media, crowds were minimal over the course of the week at the Bronx County Supreme Court House…
Assembly candidate Amanda Septimo is hoping her third run for office is the charm Two weeks before Election Day Amanda Septimo was sitting in Bronx afternoon traffic on her way…
Some 30 to 40 people gathered at the corner of 141st and Ann St. outside Chicky’s Mini Market on Oct. 18, to celebrate a new addition to the neighborhood—the Mott…