City could see more internet providers. Is it enough to help bridge the digital divide?
New York City residents could soon have more options when they choose an internet service
Year: 2020
Faces of Hunts Point: Essential workers
Emily Martinez returned to work in March when much of New York City was still
Two South Bronx power plants face elimination
Environmental justice coalition successfully pressures New York Power Authority to phase out ‘peaker’ plants When
People of Hunts Point: Straphanger finds peace in busy places during covid
Cynthia Prisco finds their peace on the BX27 as it runs through Hunts Point and
Tiffany Street Apartments opens
A new housing complex has opened at 960 Tiffany Street, with 161 apartments ranging from
More access to veggies has helped residents become healthier eaters, say food box distributors
Produce box distributors are increasing their distribution to meet the growing demand for fresh vegetables
Residents demand health department ramp up public notification before pesticide spraying
Some say limited, English-only postings put some neighborhoods at risk Marcetta Harris still remembers what
Book lovers tune in locally and internationally for virtual Bronx book clubs
It was May when One Book, One Bronx kicked off virtual meetings with All About
Bronxites urged to apply to their local community board
City residents who live in the Bronx, work in the borough or have professional or