City grants 800 Manida block landmark status
The city’s landmarks commission has granted landmark status for Manida Street’s 800 block, recognizing the
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Manida Street block approaches landmark status
For a century, the 800 block of Manida Street has been a glint of elegance
Board 2: Loitering in Longwood buildings must be addressed
Longwood residents say they are frustrated with police and a building management company for not
Councilman blasts city’s Southern Boulevard redevelopment plan
City Councilman Rafael Salamanca Jr. is taking a hard line against the mayor’s push to
Protesters shut down Southern Boulevard Neighborhood Study meeting before it starts
Critics of the plan suspect that the city will not just tinker with details to improve residents’ lives, but will rezone the area in a way that will lead to mass displacement of current residents. The city says that’s not so.
Residents protest new transitional housing facility in Longwood
The number of drug rehabilitation facilities in the South Bronx has long exceeded the neighborhood’s ability to absorb them, say Hunts Point residents who fear the opening of yet another one.
Bronx tenants evict their landlords
They hoped to spread the word about the city’s Right to Counsel law, which passed in Aug. 2017, allowing tenants in certain neighborhoods free legal service to prevent them from being evicted.
Southern Boulevard revitalization plan draws critics…again
Some South Bronx residents remain skeptical of the city’s plan to convert a 130-block area along Southern Boulevard into a dazzling new development, insisting that the project will benefit everyone but them.
Funding announced for new Bronx housing developments
The Bronx Borough President’s office has allocated more than $3 million in capital funding for five housing developments, including $800,000 for The Peninsula on Spofford Avenue in Hunts Point and $500,000 for a new development at 111 Willow Avenue in Port Morris.