Elected officials consider ways to lighten Covid-19’s heavy load
Food distribution market workers are equivalent of ‘first responders,’ says councilman Elected officials are weighing
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Ritchie Torres tests positive for Covid-19
City Councilman Ritchie Torres announced on March 17 that he has tested positive for the coronavirus. Torres is considered a frontrunner by many in the race to replace Rep. Jose E. Serrano in the 15th congressional district, which includes the South Bronx.
Arts group City Lore asks public for creative responses to the crisis
The arts group City Lore has issued the following call for the public to share
Bronx social security offices close to the public
As of today, the Bronx’s social security offices will be closed to the public until
Mott Haven & Hunts Point brace for virus
One difference was evident, though – shoppers and storekeepers were taking a variety of precautions to keep the virus at bay.
Bronx Film 48 hopes to bring creators together
From aspiring filmmakers to ones that have been in the scene for years, networking can be a tedious task.
Neighbors and elected officials rally around police following precinct shootings
As leaders from Hunts Point and Longwood gathered Tuesday night for a vigil for two
Stop and Frisk up in Bronx, but less than in other boroughs: Legal Aid Society
The Legal Aid Society is reporting that while police stop and frisk procedures rose by
Board 2: Loitering in Longwood buildings must be addressed
Longwood residents say they are frustrated with police and a building management company for not