A men’s shelter is opening at East 165th Street and Park Avenue, and Morrisania residents are saying “why in our neighborhood? And why next to our school?” Read more…

A drunk driver who slammed into a young woman on City Island is now serving a prison sentence of up to four years. Read more…

The dispute over the future use of the Muller Army Reserve Center may soon turn into a legal battle between the borough president and the Bloomberg administration. Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. is now calling on the federal government to intervene in the dispute. Read more…

The company that operated a noisy MRI truck in Pelham Gardens has fallen into bankruptcy, and may soon be dealing more hot water. Read more…

Those eyes staring at you from a poster underneath the Bruckner Expressway? They belong to women from Hunts Point. Read more…

Some Waterbury-LaSalle residents believe crime is on the rise on their neighborhood. Read more…

A fire in an illegally-occupied home has taken another life in the Bronx. Read more…

The next big thing in boxing isn’t even in high school yet, but many are already calling him a future world champion. Read more…

A young Mott Haven artist’s work recently shined in the heart of New York City. Read more…

Barbecuing on Bronx Park East has been an issue for years, but designated areas may finally be set aside in the park for barbecuing sometime soon. Read more…

A design change to new fencing at Bicentennial Veterans Memorial Park has a park advocate crying foul. Read more…

Senior chief sonar technician Nicholas Tarulli’s career as a Naval reservist took him all over the world, from South America to the Mediterranean. However, his greatest impact as a seaman may have come during his time at Fort Schuyler. Read more…

The P.S. 72 summer learning program is back in full swing, and this year’s group is ready to help others throughout the country. Read more…

The plight of Ladder 53 and firehouses from around the city that were recently spared the budget axe has gone Hollywood. Read more…

City Island has a new web-based paper that is updated daily by an experienced journalist. Read more…

The long awaited reconstruction of Owen Dolen Park may have to wait a little bit longer. Read more…

Locust Point is getting ready for a homecoming that has been years in the making. Read more…

Students of Monsignor Scanlan High School have been rewarded for their outstanding charitable efforts. Read more…

Orchard Beach is now the most wheelchair-friendly beach in New York City. Read more…

The families of veterans who lost their lives in Iraq and Afghanistan had their loved ones remembered with the unveiling of a movable exhibit which pays tribute to the valiant soldiers. Read more…

Cesar Presbott used to drive a taxi and worked at Macy’s after immigrating to the United States from the Dominican Republic in the 1970s, while working for free as an associate scout for the New York Yankees. Read more…

A heartless crime has left a Pelham Parkway family upset. Read more…

Before the school year was finished at P.S. 36, the school’s community dedicated a new playground for students and the surrounding Castle Hill community to use and enjoy. Read more…

For anyone who has walked down Steenwick Avenue and wondered what the big building that houses elementary schools is called, the next time they stroll by, there won’t be any confusion. Read more…

A man is clinging to life after cutting his own wrists and drinking rat poison after allegedly stabbing his wife to death. Read more…

Over the years, the Morris Park Columbus Day Parade has selected many special grand marshals, and this year’s selection is nothing short of impressive either. Read more…

The new greenstreet construction site at the intersection of Kearney and Rawlins Avenues will add some greenery to Country Club, but some fear it will be nothing but a traffic island. Read more…

In the late 1970s, Daniel Santana and about 14 neighbors turned a vacant lot on Anthony Avenue into a garden. Santana tended it diligently for decades, but in the late 1990s, the garden’s future, along with 114 others throughout New York City, was in jeopardy. Read more…

After 15 years, Dr. Carolyn Williams is retiring as president of Bronx Community College. Read more…

Make it one more world-class medical office for both Montefiore Medical Center and the Hutchinson Metro Center. Read more…

Growing up in the Bronx during the 1970s, Woodlawn Heights resident John Calabro’s passion was graffiti. Calabro, who had given-up graffiti in the mid-1980s, returned to his passion three years ago. Read more…

The celebration of the year-long Anne Hutchinson Year came to P.S. 78 recently, which proudly claims the colonial feminist leader as its namesake. Read more…

The Archdiocese of New York’s first Hispanic bishop, who spent over 25 years giving back to the Bronx, has officially been honored. Read more…

Star Boxing and the American Cancer Society are teaming-up in the ring to throw cancer a beating. Read more…