A local high school received a state-of-the-art pro-flight simulator. Read more…

A new community garden is now open for everyone’s enjoyment! Read more…

Three visually stunning murals are on display at Mosholu Playground! Read more…

Villa Maria Academy first graders remembered the heroes lost on 9/11. Read more…

The latest police reports from all across the Bronx. Read more…

The closest primary election in the city finally has a result its two top candidates can agree on. Read more…

Donald Byrd II was one of the most prominent jazz trumpeters of the 1950s and 1960s, and would later pioneer the fusion style that incorporated R & B and other influences. Read more…

The City Island Chamber of Commerce got creative hosting its annual City Island Fall Arts and Crafts Fair. Read more…

The Bronx County Democratic Party hosted a City Council Democratic Primary Victory Celebration on Tuesday, September 12 at Maestro’s Caterers. Read more…

A local high school recently celebrated an impressive milestone. Read more…

The Throggs Neck community honored residents lost in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. Read more…

Police from the 52nd Precinct arrested two gunmen last week in Fordham. Read more…

A veterans’ post hosted a forum for candidates seeking to succeed outgoing Councilman James Vacca. Read more…

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

Some 26 elected officials from The Bronx have signed a letter to Jeff Bezos, Amazon’s founder & CEO, urging the company to consider the Bronx as the site of its next headquarters, according to a news release from Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. Read more…

The former site of the Whitestone Multiplex Cinemas has once again gone on the market for sale, according to published reports. Read more…

Fordham Road families enjoyed a special screening of the 1985 classic at Bryan Park! Read more…

The Bronx Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare hosted a remarkable Latin talent show! Read more…

A charter school in Mott Haven is expanding into the middle school grades, and its leaders believe it will serve as a model to others working in the child-welfare space. Read more…

Two local elected officials recently toured a historic Latino cultural institution in Mott Haven. Read more…

Journalist Hugh Wyatt hosted a book signing and lecture for his new literary release. Read more…

The Van Nest Neighborhood Alliance hosted a special forum event featuring several City Council hopefuls. Read more…

For 30 years, Geronimo’s on Philip Avenue in Throggs Neck served as not just a grocery store but as a meeting place for locals. Read more…

A real estate business has opened a brand new office in Throggs Neck. Read more…

The Morris Park Community Association celebrated the installation of its new board members. Read more…

St. Joseph’s School for the Deaf welcomed its students back to the classroom in a heartwarming display. Read more…

The U.S. Postal Service, after pressure from elected officials, including Congressman Jose E. Serrano, has canceled most planned service cuts to the Bronx. Read more…

A local community board honored many local workers, residents and organizations at its annual awards gala. Read more…

Montefiore’s Jack D. Weiler Hospital hosted a special celebration. Read more…

Cardinal Spellman High School’s Varisty Football Team won its first game of the season. Read more…

A $30 million affordable housing project, Sydney House, was kicked off with a ceremony at the site, 839 Tilden Street in Williamsbridge, on Thursday, September 7. Read more…

Local elected leaders are railing against city policy that allowed a sex offender to live in the former Whitestone Capri Hotel at 555 Hutchinson River Parkway, located near the Whitestone Bridge in a family homeless shelter among young children. Read more…

Northeast Bronx residents and local leaders gathered at a new memorial to the Sept. 11 attacks on Wednesday, September 13 to remember the attacks that claimed thousands of lives 16 years ago. Read more…

Two elected officials presented 4-year college scholarships to five local scholars. Read more…

Hope Center residents celebrated Labor Day Weekend at Rye Playland! Read more…

Senator Jeff Klein hosted a classic English beat rock band for this summer’s closing Summertime Symphonies Concert. Read more…

Police are investigating after a teen was shot in Melrose last week. Read more…

A movement is underway to name a new school in Castle Hill after one of New York’s Finest who died in the line of duty. Read more…

A City Council Candidates Forum for those competing in the 13th and 18th Council districts was held at Maestro’s Caterers. Read more…

A Throggs Neck church hosted a lifesaving charity event. Read more…

Many residents and local businesses contributed canned goods, clothing, toiletries, pet food and baked goods to help Houston families impacted by Hurricane Harvey. Read more…

Four local leaders for a treat at this year’s celebration! Read more…

Police are searching for the gunman responsible for shooting a man over the weekend. Read more…

A new safety initiative will help make Bronx parks safer. Read more…

The latest police reports from all across the Bronx. Read more…

The New York City Commission on Human Rights recently won its case in defense of a resident of Parkchester South Condominiums who was threatened with eviction over owning a service dog. Read more…