New Yorkers urge Council to fund community land trusts
Community land trusts are gaining momentum across the city, and a majority of New Yorkers want city government to fund these initiatives so residents can decide how property in their…
NYCHA residents group to host climate resiliency workshops in May
A newly formed group of NYCHA residents looking to tackle the climate issues affecting NYCHA buildings will host a series of workshops starting next month, with applications to join the…
Greening the South Bronx for Earth Week
The South Bronx got a little greener this week, as the city allocated $500,000 to Trees New York for planting new trees and other activities, in honor of Earth Week.…
Greening the South Bronx for Earth Week
The South Bronx got a little greener this week, as the city allocated $500,000 to Trees New York for planting new trees and other activities, in honor of Earth Week. Trees New…
Celebrate Earth Week on The Bronx River
If you’ve ever wanted to try and paddle the Bronx River, considering doing so during Earth Week. The Bronx River Alliance is celebrating the ode to the planet with six…
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…
Nathalia Fernandez’s plan for a greener Bronx
State Assemblywoman Nathalia Fernandez, a candidate for Bronx borough president, Thursday released a comprehensive plan for creating a more sustainable and green Bronx. The purpose, she said, is to bring…
As trash builds up in Melrose, Salamanca Jr. addresses illegal dumping
In the section of Melrose where Roy Ben-Moshe lives, trash is piling up. He has taken to Twitter to report regular incidents of illegal dumping. Photos of old TVs, broken…