The City Island Chamber of Commerce got creative hosting its annual City Island Fall Arts and Crafts Fair on Saturday, September 15 and Sunday, September 16 along City Island Avenue. Read more…

The Westchester Square Business Improvement District and Councilman Mark Gjonaj co-hosted the Circle in the Square Movie Nights Weekend Walk on Saturday, September 15 at Lane Avenue. Read more…

The Bronx Old Navy stores donated 60 backpacks filled to the brim with school supplies to the Hyde Leadership Charter School. Read more…

This year’s show was dedicated in memory to the victims of Hurricane Maria. Read more…

The Bronx YMCA and Castle Hill Homeowner’s Association co-hosted a Welcoming Day Community Extravaganza on Saturday, September 15 at 2 Castle Hill Avenue Read more…

RAIN hosted its 54th annual Humanitarian Gala on Wednesday, September 12 at Marina Del Rey Caterers. Read more…

The 42nd Annual Bronx Columbus Day Parade, an event that is part of the fabric of borough civic life, is coming up soon. Read more…

Councilman Mark Gjonaj joined the Locust Point Civic Association at their annual Dancing Under the Stars. Read more…

Before the jail, there was another idea for the NYPD tow pound in Mott Haven. Read more…

Talk about a bad neighbor! Read more…

The somber memorial featured a moment of silence, prayers and the ceremonial laying of flowers at the monument listing the names of Bronxites who perished in the World Trade Center attacks. Read more…

Northeast Bronx residents joined community, law enforcement and faith leaders in remembering the borough’s 143 9/11 victims on at the Hutchinson Metro Center’s Freedom is Not Free September 11, 2001 Memorial. Read more…

The day’s agenda included a community update by deputy inspector Julie Morrill, Police Service Area 8 commanding officer and a presentation on opioid abuse. Read more…

“It wasn’t the hardest decision I ever made.” Read more…

Anthony Bourdain’s guilty pleasure is in the south Bronx. Read more…

Senator Jeff Klein paid a surprise visit to Beth Abraham Center staff and residents. Read more…

St. Helena School Class of 2010 alumnus Andrew Curiel and his business partner Francisco Neeko Zeno supplied over 50 students with brand new book bags and school supplies. Read more…

A sign that over many years became a beloved sight in one community is back up again after it was nearly removed for good. Read more…

A beloved community member who was involved in helping so many was honored with a street co-naming in his memory. Read more…

Boutique Realty celebrated its grand opening at the Throggs Neck Shopping Center! Read more…

Throggs Neck residents remembered the borough’s 143 victims 17 years to the date. Read more…

Police responded to a three car collision on Saturday, September 15 at 3:50 a.m. at the corner of Morris Park and Wallace avenues. Read more…

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

A young man who was looking for a job found one thanks a non-profit that arranged for a summer internship. Read more…

A beloved Williamsbridge veteran who fought to help his fellow service members was remembered. Read more…

The Ferragosto Italian Festival celebrated a centuries-old Italian tradition on Sunday, September 9 in Belmont’s ‘Little Italy.’ Read more…

This year, the charitable race supported the Patrolmen Benevolent Association’s Widows and Children’s Fund and paid homage to recently deceased Senator John McCain. Read more…

Lehman College Art Gallery hosted a ‘Pintando: Colors of Education’ opening reception featuring more than three dozen paintings created by renowned 20th Century Mexican artists. Read more…

During the Superhero-themed event, young patients enjoyed arts and crafts, games and face-painting. Read more…

Police need your help solving a double stabbing that left one man dead in Parkchester. Read more…

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

What began as a progressive ‘blue wave’ has become a full fledged tsunami. Read more…

“Mr. Mayor, this is not the site.” Read more…