September 13 is primary day
In Melrose and Mott Haven, challengers take on the incumbents in four Democratic races.
Port Morris manufacturers endangered
Critics contend that the city’s announcement earlier this summer that it wants to sell a building in Port Morris to developers for $14.3 million shows that the mayor's vow to…
Bakery offers a taste of the old South Bronx
The freshly-baked Cuban style bread and hot breakfast options attract former Bronxites returning for a taste of home, teachers from surrounding schools, construction workers and cops, among others.
Mayor visits PS 154 on back-to-school tour
PS 154 received two distinguished guests on Thursday, to honor its status as one of the city’s most improved schools.
Lawsuit fails to block Bronx primaries
Though a federal court judge ordered Democratic primaries in the Bronx to go ahead as scheduled on Sept. 13, she told plaintiffs in a lawsuit alleging fraud by high-ranking county…
Film series highlights womens’ documentaries
The Women’s Film Series wraps up on Sat., Sept. 10 at 8 p.m. with Peacekeepers: A Journey of a Thousand Miles.
St. Mary’s Park to get major upgrades, mayor announces
The parks department selected parks that have received insufficient funding in the past and that are located in densely populated areas.
Lawsuit alleges massive fraud by Bronx Democrats
In an effort to maintain its stranglehold on elected office in the Bronx, the leaders of the borough’s Democratic Party have carried out an elaborate scheme to rig the makeup…