The Empire State Building will shine for the Bronx during Bronx Week 2011. Read more…

The Bedford Park community came together to celebrate the opening of affordable, senior housing that is as “green” as a green building can currently be. Read more…

After months of countless rim and tire thefts, the 49th Precinct finally caught the pesky thieves red-handed. Read more…

Community Board 10’s economic development committee is officially on the record: No liquor license renewal for Pompeii. Read more…

Conti’s Pastry Shoppe welcomed youngsters from the Van Nest Academy to learn about baking. Read more…

Although it was recently cleaned, the 9-11 Memorial at Jacobi Medical Center has been dealing with an unfortunate litter problem. Read more…

A new specialist team has joined the Montefiore Einstein Center for Cancer Care to treat skin malignancies. Read more…

Every time it looks like Ladder Company 53 is about to get the axe, it never falls, but this year’s budget may finally bring it down. Read more…

The nomad of the Senate finally has a home. Read more…

United States Senator Kirsten Gillibrand is a member of the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry, so it only makes sense that she visits the Bronx, which has been rated as having the least access to healthy foods in the State. Read more…

Dancers at Fancy Feet Dance Studio are used to traveling around the country for performances, but in March, they performed at Lincoln Center. Read more…

Whoever moves in to the space formerly occupied by the United States Postal Service will most likely want traffic in the area reconfigured for easier access. Read more…

The long-awaited banners for around the Westchester Square shopping and business district were installed just in time for the third annual Fair in the Square. Read more…

Hudson Valley Bank has opened a new branch to serve the Hutchinson Metro Center and its many businesses. Read more…

A generous City Island family is doing their best to help those who lost everything in Alabama. Read more…

It took several years, but seniors at a housing complex that’s been going through a rough patch may finally be seeing their building turn the corner. Read more…

Angel Caballero has spent the better half of a decade trying to organize a Burnside Avenue Business Improvement District, and he expects the three Summer Walk Street Festivals he has planned for this summer to go a long way in making that goal a reality. Read more…

The owner of A-1 Food Distributors has found himself in the limelight. Read more…

The most tragic day in New York City history is approaching its 10th anniversary, and the 49th Precinct is making sure they honor it in the biggest way yet. Read more…