Bronx Churches: Armory Must Benefit Residents
Organizations say they hope to see a “God-sized vision” for the Kingsbridge Armory.
Showdown in the Seven-Nine
In the Bronx’s 79th Assembly District, a freshman legislator will face his first true challenge in November since winning the seat in 2010.
Students Protest Against Pushouts
New York City students marched as part of a nationwide Dignity in Schools campaign, which is trying to prevent the permanent expulsion of students from the system.
Bronxites Speak Out Against Council Redistricting — Again
Bronxites address the Districting Commission on the City Council’s proposed redistricting plan.
Bronxites Watch Debate #1
Borough residents gathered at a bar underneath the Third Avenue Bridge in Mott Haven to watch the first presidential debate.
Instant Rebate Spurs Market Produce Sales
Bronxites have long complained that finding cheap, quality produce in the borough is a challenge. Now many Bronxites are opting to buy fruits and vegetables from the non-profit organization Harvest Home Farmer’s Market, which sells organic produce at inexpensive prices.
Co-op City Residents Support Proposed Metro-North Station
Hundreds of Co-op City residents joined local elected officials in showing their support for a proposed Metro-North station in their backyard.
Blowing the Whistle on Stop and Frisk
Protesters demand the end to the controversial NYPD practice during a gathering in Union Square.
The Mother of Lamont
Nellie Kemp recounts a life of striving and struggle, overshadowed by her son’s draconian prison sentence.