Millions of dollars invested in a new building that will provide senior housing, a new health center and retail space is surely a cause for celebration. Read more…

With his children, grandchildren and family in attendance, a portion of the entrance road to Edgewater Park was named in honor of the cooperative’s late manager. Read more…

Pompeii Lounge has been operating in Waterbury-LaSalle since the summer of 2009, and seems to have drawn little praise from the community. Read more…

Throggs Neck’s annual Christmas tree lighting and visit from Santa drew a larger than expected crowd into what has grown into one of the community’s most anticipated events. Read more…

Karl Lauby helped turn the New York Botanical Garden into one of the city’s most sought after destinations. Read more…

With the Archdiocese of New York looking to close St. Dominic School, students, parents, teachers and alumni took to the streets tto keep it open. Read more…

The Department of Education has released a proposal for the phase-out and replacement of Christopher Columbus High School and Global Enterprise High School. Read more…

Although a half-dozen Bronx churches wexperienced robberies around Thanksgiving, the holidays have not been all bad for the parishes. Read more…

Tis the season for the Bronx Chamber toy drive. Read more…

BronxNet’s OPEN magazine show filmed live from the Arthur Avenue Market in an amazing and colorful tour of its Italian food vendors. Read more…

The property owners have spoken and they are in favor of a business improvement district in Westchester Square. Read more…

Members of the First Luthern Church of Throggs Neck are hoping newly planted bushes will help the lawn along Bruckner Boulevard stay green. Read more…

One Pelham Parkway South resident suffered from being at the wrong place, at the wrong time this holidays. Read more…

A fire that started at about 10 p.m. on Friday, November 26, ripped through a five-story apartment building at 131 E. 169th St., killing one man and sending seven to the hospital. Read more…

Teens in Building 18 in Co-op City have collected some of their parents, family members, and friends best recipes to raise money for a cultural enrichment program that may take them to Europe. Read more…

Councilman Jimmy Vacca’s drive to bring books and other media to community organizations, schools, and senior centers has delivered. Read more…