Local politicians react to Chauvin conviction
Politicians across the Bronx flocked to social media this week to laud the conviction of police officer Derek Chauvin for the death of George Floyd and also convey that more…
Free workout classes offered
As the weather heats up, NYC Parks is offering free workout courses every Wednesday from now through the end of June. Courses will be held in all five NYC boroughs,…
Here’s a list of business- and economic-focused organizations in the Bronx
Whether you’re a business that’s just starting up or one that’s been around for years, having a list of resources you can turn to when you have questions, need assistance…
51,000 New York City students to return to in-person learning in late April
Another 51,000 students will return to New York City classrooms later this month for a mix of in-person and remote learning. “We’re going to make sure we can accommodate,” New…
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.…
City launches Mobile Vaccination Fleet and Expands Walk-in Sites for Seniors
New York on Tuesday launched a new effort to bring COVID vaccines directly to communities and populations hardest hit by the virus. Mayor Bill de Blasio announced the city is…
Salamanca to host popup vaccine registration event Thursday
WHAT: Vaccine Registration Event WHEN: March 25th, 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. WHERE: Rafael Salamanca’s District Office, 1070 Southern Boulevard In an effort to increase the number of Bronxites registered…
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 days…