As part of the New York City Police Department’s continuing efforts to keep its community partners advised of pertinent information and occurrences, this e-mail is forwarded to you as an advisory of an upcoming event that may impact you. On […]
Ritchie Torres Helping out at Thanksgiving Day Food Bank Today Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito today announced that Councilman Ritchie Torres […]
Our Bronx Councilman Jimmy Vacca who represents the 34 Council District was today appoint Deputy Leader of the New York City Council and Chairman of the Committee on Technology. At a time when our city is on the verge of […]
Gerald Bryan points out where police damaged his apartment during a warrantless raid. In the course of the search, $4,800 was confiscated from him through civil forfeiture. (Max Rivlin-Nadler / Gothamist) Gothamist’s Max Rivlin-Nadler recently posted a scathing piece about a […]
Now he can Rest In Peace and the family can begin the process of acceptance. Some call it closure some call it healing, I do not know what to call it. I have no idea what it might be like […]
Now he can RIP and the family can begin the process of acceptance. Some call it closure some call it healing, I do not know what to call it. I have no idea what it might be like for parents […]
Hon. Ritchie Torres NYTIMES: “Several City Council members were arrested at the protest. Councilman Ritchie Torres of the Bronx posted a photo of his arrest on Twitter. “Proudly celebrating MLK’s legacy by getting arrested for the first time ever in […]
CREDIT: STEPHANIE SINCLAIR The Bronx Documentary Center hosts Stephanie Sinclair’s “Too Young to Wed” which photographically documents the global issue of child marriage world wide. Starting Jan. 18th, and ending March 16th, this exhibit is free and open to the […]
Monsignor Scanlan High School in Throgg’s Neck suffered a violent 3-Alarm fire on Friday, January 17 that started at approximately 6:10pm and was extinguished in short order. Flames shooting out of the building windows and exits greeted firefights when they […]
With a little elbow grease and determination, the Bronx is putting her best foot forward. Thanks to the efforts of the 45th Precinct Explorers and under the direction of PO Rabbitt of Crime Prevention, things are certainly looking better in […]
Teachers at the Saint Catherine’s Acedemy high school on Williamsbridge Road have been picketing each morning this week for increased salaries . They are threatening to strike unless a deal is reached with the school’s Board of Trustees. Current contract […]
Human remains found on the night of Thursday January 16th are currently being examined, but it is believed that they may belong to the long missing Autistic boy Avonte Oquendo, who has been missing since October. The remains, consistent with […]
On Wednesday night January 15, the City Island Community lead by their Community Organization defeated a request by the NYC Department of Transportation for land use modifications and easements so they could begin building the infrastructure to support a new […]
As listed in the United States Postal Service Site, the Bronx General Post Office/Carrier Annex is up for bids. In their listing, it states “architecturally renowned building war originally constructed in 1935”. It is 170,560 squared feet and 4 stories […]
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