Serving Mott Haven, Melrose & Port Morris
Mott Haven business boosters and residents are hoping that new security cameras they are proposing will deter illegal dumpers and help address long-running concerns about overflowing trash in one of…
As the public trains its eye on the scourge of bullying among young people, a local organization continues to bring attention to the problem. In July, the New York Psychotherapy…
Paralegals, social workers and support staff for the Bronx chapter of the Legal Aid Society took to the streets Wednesday, demanding higher wages and flexible working conditions. Members of SEIU…
New law enables the Sanitation Department to regulate the city’s carwasheros. Unlicensed mobile car washes may soon be scrubbed from New York City’s streets. A law that took effect last…
A specialized firefighting unit based at a Melrose firehouse has had to battle paralyzing traffic in the Hub for decades to respond to emergencies. But at Community Board 1’s September…
A street intersection in Mott Haven now bears the name of a longtime community advocate and local official, ensuring he’ll always be remembered in the community he served. Roughly 50…
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…