Fund helps Bronx scholars shine
Before COVID, Jaleesa Lopez, a Bronx resident and mother of two, was spending over 50% of her salary on rent. Even with the occasional influx of welfare and unemployment assistance,…
Hostos journal dedicates new edition to border crossers
In a year marked by the immigration wave from Texas to New York, the Latin American Writers Institute at Hostos Community College in Mott Haven dedicated its latest edition of…
LGBTQ job fair set for March 20 at Hostos
Representatives from over 100 companies are expected to be in attendance at Hostos Community College for the 2020 LGBTQ+ Career Fair, which is set for Friday, March 20, beginning at…
Bronxites push back against proposed rent hikes
The NYC Rent Guidelines Board is considering an increase of 0.75% and 2.75% for one-year lease renewals, and 1.75% to 3.75% for two-year renewals. Tenants packed a public hearing at…
Campaign aims to cut out sugary drinks
In September the Bronx became one of 50 finalists in the Healthiest Cities Challenge and received a $10,000 grant to eliminate sugary beverages from sites and businesses around the community.
Salad marks first step toward healthier Bronx
The Bronx Salad is part of a campaign by area nonprofits to bring healthier food to local restaurants and bodegas.
Job fair scheduled for May 20 at Hostos
Hostos College will host the third annual job fair and career-readiness event on Friday, May 29 between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. The event is free and open to the public.…
Community board chaos erupts over FreshDirect
Community Board chaos accompanies FreshDirect's proposed move to Port Morris.