Connecting Businesses with Rental Prospects in the Bronx
A new BID initiative will help connect businesses in the Bronx with rental properties, in an effort to stem high vacancy rates, reports Mott Haven Herald.
A new BID initiative will help connect businesses in the Bronx with rental properties, in an effort to stem high vacancy rates, reports Mott Haven Herald.
Beatstro is a new restaurant in the South Bronx with a nostalgic nod to the hip-hop era, reports Bronx Times.
Residents and experts discuss how living conditions in NYCHA buildings hurt mental health.
The Bronx Free Press talks with families displaced to NYC by Hurricane María last fall, who are making new living arrangements as FEMA support runs out.
Seven artists of color have works in the exhibit “Through a Feminine Lens,” at the Longwood Art Gallery at Hostos Community College in the Bronx, reports Mott Haven Herald.
Claiming that the city has let down its youth in the wake of another gang murder, NYC Hispanic elected officials and community leaders call for programs to stop the violence and support youths, El Diario/La Prensa reports.
Guatemalan organizations and volunteers in the tri-state area are working nonstop to promptly send supplies to people affected by the Fuego volcano eruption, El Diario/La Prensa reports.
Chalkbeat takes a look at how a Celebrate Africa party thrown at Children’s Aid College Prep Charter School has transformed the relationship between the school and African immigrant families.
“Bob Herbert’s Op-Ed.TV” takes a look at what’s behind the 400 percent increase over the past decade in the number of African students at Bronx Community College.
A Mott Haven Herald story on a mixed-status Honduran family takes a look at the thousands-strong community in the South Bronx.
During a visit to a Bronx school in his first week on the job, new DOE Chancellor Richard Carranza is welcomed by parents, teachers and officials who ask him to tackle such issues as school segregation and safety, El Diario/La Prensa reports.
Maya Dixon, one of the gold award winners of the Alliance for Young Artists and Writers, talks about her art, which features scenes from the Bronx, with The Riverdale Press.
As the City Council approved the Jerome Ave. rezoning plan, mostly Hispanic small business owners and employees worried that they will not get enough help to relocate, El Diario/La Prensa reports.
In an interview with El Diario/La Prensa, Rubén Díaz Jr., only weeks into his third term as borough president of the Bronx, confirms he will run for mayor in 2021.
The president of the Parent Association at M.S. 325 says the school does not have enough resources to serve its large number of English language learners, report Bronx Times and Amsterdam News.