Fire destroys four buildings on E. 143rd Street
An inferno that gutted four attached houses on E. 143rd Street in the middle of the night on May 18, is still under investigation. The three-alarm blaze that destroyed 416,…
An inferno that gutted four attached houses on E. 143rd Street in the middle of the night on May 18, is still under investigation. The three-alarm blaze that destroyed 416,…
Councilman Salamanca calls safe havens a step in the right direction for the city. A new Morris Avenue Safe Haven shelter for unhoused New Yorkers that opened last week across…
Lawmakers in Albany Saturday passed a state budget for fiscal year 2023 that rolls back criminal justice reform measures, modestly expands Medicaid for certain undocumented immigrants, and expands funding for…
South Bronxites overwhelmingly support reparations for descendants of slavery, according to a recent survey. They want to see more public investment in recreation centers, with sports and arts enrichment programs.…
Residents and tenant leaders from across the city, including many from the South Bronx, protested at the governor’s office in midtown Manhattan Friday, demanding the state provide $7.2 billion for…
Bronxites left homeless by the January fire in the Bronx’s Tremont section received much-needed relief from The Muslim Community Network on Friday. The recipients expressed gratitude to the non-profit but…
Failures by the city’s homeless agency to properly investigate applications by families seeking entry to a city homeless shelter have resulted in more than two out of five families being…
More than 24,000 eviction filings in the Bronx could go to court starting in mid-January, when the statewide eviction moratorium ends, and the result could be an increase in homelessness.…