Longwood says goodbye to a beloved pastor
Rev. Danilo Lachapel was respected for his efforts to build solidarity among people from diverse
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Longwood se despide del Pastor Danilo, líder espiritual y social
La comunidad recordará al reverendo Danilo Lachapel por su ministerio comunitario y por su empeño
Bronxites come out to play at 34th Halloween Parade
A crowd gathered around Mia Tineo at the 34th Annual Halloween Parade in Hunts Point.
Bronx DA grapples with criminal justice reforms ahead of reelection bid
On November 5, Bronxites will likely reelect the unopposed Bronx District Attorney Darcel Clark for
Graffiti artist uses his art as therapy tool
Tony Cruz stood in front of the side wall of “Joe’s Place,” a longtime Latin
Hometown hopeful makes her case for seat in Congress
In the heart of the South Bronx, Chivona Newsome has grown from just another kid on the block to a Congressional hopeful.
HPAC helps rings in new school year
This year the fair emphasized early education, a decision made after extensive research in the community, said HPAC’s executive director.
Safety remains a concern for Hunts Point pedestrians
A parent at the rally said he has witnessed parents having to stop their children from getting hit by speeding vehicles in front of PS 48, which his own children attended.
Abolitionists say new jail is not needed
No New Jails NYC says that while the jail on Rikers Island should indeed be closed, as the city is proposing, nothing should be built to replace it.