Business owners look to grants and business improvement districts for relief
As the owner of two men’s clothing stores, Larry Franco is used to working more
Business
Eight Bronxites to advise mayor on small business reopenings
Eight Bronx business leaders have been appointed by Mayor Bill de Blasio to serve on
Delivery workers scrounge for protective equipment
For a couple of weeks after COVID-19 began tearing through New York City, it was
Bronx coalition aims to raise $10 million for residents hurt by virus’ impact
Bronx community, political and business leaders have announced an initiative to raise $10 million to
Bronx businesses ask: Where’s that promised Covid-19 help?
Business is down 90 percent at Metro Optics since the Coronavirus hit, and only one
Hunts Point misses out on Citi Bike’s next wave of expansion
In January, Citi Bike sent a representative to Community Board 2, which includes Hunts Point in its jurisdiction, to announce plans to hold public workshops in the spring to discuss potential expansion into the area in the future. No dates have yet been announced for those workshops, but Hunts Point was not included in the service map listed on Citi Bike’s website.
Bronx office market grows at fastest rate in city in a decade
The demand for office space in the Bronx has skyrocketed during the past 10 years,
Residents, city officials meet to discuss MetroNorth’s future in Hunts Point
City officials met with residents at The Point on June 18 to discuss the eagerly anticipated arrival of a new Metro-North station in two years, and promised to take community input into account.
Speed cameras return to Hunts Point
Speed cameras in school zones all over New York City were turned back on last week, after Mayor de Blasio signed an executive order that extended the program for 30 days.