Voters in the Bronx will head to the polls on Tuesday to cast their ballots in special elections to fill a vacant state Assembly seat in the West Bronx — which covers Claremont, Concourse, Highbridge, Mount Eden and Morris Heights. […]
By Dr. Jerry Balentine Underserved communities in the Bronx, where health disparities run rampant, may find themselves on the front lines of a new crisis. Gov. Kathy Hochul will soon decide whether to sign a well-intended but deeply […]
‘Fort Apache’ Cops Recall Good Times During the Bad Old Days by David Greene More than 100 former cops once stationed at the famed “Fort Apache” station-house on Simpson Street during the 1970’s, held their annual gathering as they […]
by David Greene An aspiring model was shot dead after a dispute inside the stairwell at the Forest Houses in the Morrisania section of the borough. Police say Aaliyah Alder, 21, of Mott Haven, was discovered by officers on the […]
Local basketball tournament works to build stronger community, lift up future generations State Senator Jeff Klein, together with the New York City Housing Authority, Throggs Neck Houses Residents’ Council, 45th Precinct, the New York City Fire Department, Police Service […]
Thousands of us have participated in local history and nature walks led by Morgan Powell. Others knew him in different capacities: a researcher, educator, blogger, environmentalist and community activist. Morgan recently passed away. His body was found in Brooklyn. We […]
Come on out on Saturday, July 26 between 2 -5 to El Batey de Dona Provi Community Garden for a Green Day Event! Learn about community gardening, volunteer activities and visit the low cost flea market. Located on 178th Street […]
Come on out tonight to the Point for a Town Hall meeting regarding Waterfront Justice issues.
Nelson “El Cacique Sesenta Nueve” “Chief69” Seda, 22, is a Brooklyn born, Bronx based bboy, emcee, graffiti artist and community organizer.
On the north east corner of Fordham Rd and Webster Avenue stands a nine foot wooden art installation by Japanese artist Akihiro Ito. Today I had the unexpected pleasure of watching him put the final touches to his piece entitled […]
Guest post written by Bronx Hipster’s Ruth Papazian Family-owned Ann Clair’s Salumeria has been the home of “The Big Sandwich” in the East Bronx neighborhood of Morris Park for more than 40 years. It takes roughly 15 minutes and seven pounds […]
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