March 23-24, Union Crossing, be there. Read more…

A Bronx musician’s message of perseverance is bound to resonate with many Bronx literary lovers. Read more…

A local councilman met with the 45th Precinct’s recently appointed commanding officer Read more…

Councilman Rafael Salamanca joined 32BJ SEIU to discuss the Bronx Residential Contract Campaign and hear from the Bargaining Committee on key issues relating to member benefits. Read more…

A local little league looking to help the environment just completed a project that should make its facilities more energy efficient. Read more…

The event is held worldwide at book stores, libraries, schools and other locations. Read more…

The councilman highlighted the need for better traffic control, pedestrian safety and traffic flow improvements. Read more…

A south Bronx charter school expands with the construction of a new building that will be home to its growing educational program. Read more…

Councilman Rafael Salamanca congrautlated 41st Precinct police officers Jaime and Ortiz for being named their precinct’s Cops of the Month. Read more…

When the 2019 Throggs Neck St. Patrick’s Day Parade steps off this year, people who were part of the fabric of the community will be honored. Read more…

Jacobi Hospital hosted a Live Healthy, Love Safely event on Friday, February 8 at Building 8’s Atrium. Read more…

Councilman Rafael Salamanca visited P.S. 1 during its student-ran Leadership Day celebration. Read more…

A local school in Pelham Bay has a robotics program in its junior high that is attracting attention and winning high marks at competitions. Read more…

Union Community Health Center celebrated Children’s Dental Health Month with a fun-filled two day event. Read more…

An initiative that will ensure the continued health and wellness of our City’s most vulnerable by providing mental health services and protections to seniors across the City of New York. Read more…

Councilman Rafael Salamanca discussed government, the budget and his role as a City Council member during a recent visit to St. Athanasius School. Read more…

Check out the latest announcements from Around Town. Read more…

Ad hoc committee is concerned there may be a Quaker burial ground at proposed construction site at 2450 Westchester Avenue. Read more…

“We’re going to fight fight fight.” Read more…

Despite the bitter cold, Bronxites still enjoyed a day at the beach this winter season. Read more…

Collectors and living history enthusiasts bought, swapped and sold items dating back to the era of ‘The War to End All Wars.’ Read more…

Police reports around the borough. Read more…

It takes about five hours to clear the mess. Read more…

“This is the best corner in Mott Haven.” Read more…

“YERRRR!” Read more…

As part of ‘City Hall in Your Borough’ week, Mayor de Blasio’s team and high ranking NYC Department of Transportation Officials paid a visit to Blackridge Construction, a minority-owned firm that won a $3.4 million contract on a major DOT construction project. Read more…

A local councilman helped Bronxites keep warm this winter season. Read more…

Preston High School cast members trained with a legendary Broadway choreographer. Read more…

Bronxites will now be able to take Civil Service exams closer to home. Read more…

Councilman Mark Gjonaj joined others in celebrating former District 11 superintendent Meisha Porter’s promotion as the executive superintendent of the Bronx. Read more…

Former congressman and Queens College Class of 1985 alumnus Joseph Crowley donated his congressional papers to his alma mater’s Benjamin S. Rosenthal Library. Read more…

After discussing the work that happens at City Hall, Salamanca administered the oath of office to each class proclaiming them honorary council members for the day! Read more…

Hudson United Mortgage held the grand opening of its Sales and Processing center, Thursday, January 10 at their newest office. Read more…