Troubling photos divide opinions at local exhibit
A war of words stemming from a Bronx Documentary Center exhibit has erupted over photojournalistic ethics.
BID’s summer festival brings shoppers to the Hub
Five blocks in Melrose were closed to traffic as businesses from the neighborhood and around the city set up stands to sell clothing, food and other goods.
Film follows rise of Bronx gangs
Former and present gang members were in the audience for a screening a June 30 screening of Rubble Kings, which depicts the rise of Bronx gang life during the '70s,…
‘Vinny BID’ retiring after 22 years
Vinny Valentino, the director of the Third Avenue BID, is stepping down after over two decades of service to businesses in the Hub.
City taking proposals for PS 31 site
The dept. of Housing Preservation and Development has begun taking proposals for mixed use development of the site where the "Castle on the Concourse" once stood.
Being true to their school
It's on to sixth grade for the proud, graduating class of the Bronx Charter School for Children.
South Bronx becomes city’s newest hotel hub
A growing number of hotel chains are building in the South Bronx, betting that travelers will shrug off old stereotypes of the borough to take advantage of bigger rooms at…
‘Gray Lady’ hosts a talk on neighborhood change
Artists and residents gathered for “Shifting Sands: New Dynamics in the Bronx Art Scene,” a panel meant to promote a public conversation about how Mott Haven residents can adapt to…