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South Bronx schools vie for $1M in construction projects

March 19, 2025 Gabriela Flores

What began as a lesson on civic engagement at the Mott Haven Library’s fourth floor soon became a lively discussion on what South Bronx public schools need. With $1 million…

Health

Rat race: inside the battle to banish New York’s rodents

March 17, 2025 Niko Balkaran

Rat Academy Training is in session and here are some key takeaways that you should know. In a well-lit basement that opened into a courtyard, a community coordinator from the…

Arts/Culture

Exhibit of Jamel Shabazz’s photographs the city’s Black community and culture

March 17, 2025 Kennedy Sessions 

“Seconds of my Life: Photographs from 1975-2024” debuts at the Bronx Documentary Center A group of women wearing sheepskin coats pose for the camera, holding hands and smiling. A little…

Environment Parks

Environmentalists fight for a greener future at 31st annual Bronx Parks Speak Up

March 6, 2025 Kate Morano

Bronx environmental advocates are urging borough residents to raise their voices for better waterfront access and better funding for public parks. Environmental advocates urged New Yorkers to fight for more…

Immigration

As deportation fears rise, local and global leaders commit to helping migrants

March 5, 2025 Gabriela Flores

In the wake of uncertainty for immigrants in the US, The Melrose-based Mexican Coalition and educators from CUNY, New York University and Columbia met government officials from Mexico, El Salvador,…

Homelessness Immigration

Conservatives oppose Bruckner migrant shelter, citing concerns over resources and safety

March 3, 2025 Kennedy Sessions

Opposition grows in the Bronx as conservative activists argue the shelter depletes resources and threatens public safety A newly opened 2,200-bed migrant shelter has triggered conservative backlash, turning a local…

Police

Hochul’s subway safety plan leaves The Hub with fewer officers

February 18, 2025 Marina Samuel

Fewer police officers will be patrolling the Hub indefinitely as 15 of the 20 officers currently deployed there are being reassigned to transit police, according to Deputy Inspector Scott Callahan…

Homelessness Immigration

South Bronx lashes out over plans for massive new migrant shelter

January 28, 2025 Joe Hirsch

The expected opening of a 2,200-bed shelter for migrants in Port Morris next month is drawing heat from South Bronx residents who say yet another shelter is the last thing…

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Special Project: Aftershocks


The Bronx didn’t elect Donald Trump, but it will see the effect of his policies in everything from diminished clean air standards to more aggressive immigration enforcement. Read more>

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