A record number of people took part in Hunts Point’s annual Thanksgiving Community Outreach Dinner, providing turkey and all the trimmings to many who would otherwise have suffered from hunger or loneliness on the holiday.
Ruben Diaz Jr. wants four more years.
Click here to see a short video of Jogja in action Hip-hop was born in
They check in, then stay as long as they like A section of Hunts Point
Residents and politicians want Club 11’s license revoked After a string of violent incidents occurred
Hurricane damage light, but some waterfront businesses hit While Superstorm Sandy forced 350,000 New Yorkers
In a renewed effort to save the historic Westchester Avenue train station, a pair of architects have unveiled a scheme to split the building in two, leaving its entrance hall where it is to serve as the gateway to Concrete Plant Park, while lifting its waiting room onto stilts over the Bronx River, where it would be reached by a shimmering, transparent bridge over the train tracks.
Attorney complains board member intimidated applicant Prospective bar or lounge owners looking to open a
Supporters row around Gotham for annual fundraiser Some 100 people sacrificed hours of sleep on
The new dean of students at Hyde Leadership Charter School has a history of staring down tough challenges in Hunts Point.
In the 1970’s, as crime, poverty and fires ravaged the South Bronx, activist nun Sister
Bronx’s cake boss has satisfied local sweet tooth for 64 years It’s like a slice
Hunts Point is the city’s ground zero for a state initiative to police businesses and
On the sweltering day after city schools closed for summer, cooling down was easy in Hunts
As the clock ticks on Mayor Bloomberg’s final term in City Hall, environmental activists want
The State Department of Transportation has abandoned plans to take truck traffic off the streets
Some 80 protesters lit candles and erected “No Cop Zone” posters at a makeshift shrine
A spate of shootings It was a grisly spring in Hunts Point and Longwood, with
By Sandra Santana Mariaca Learning how to grow fruits and vegetables in a limited space,
By Sandra Santana Mariaca Customers of the Hunts Point and Longwood post office branches say
As the mayor prepares to slash funding for after-school programs across the city, Hunts Point
The city no longer believes tearing down the Sheridan Expressway is a viable option, officials
In a breakthrough for Hunts Point residents who have fought to see an end to
Next month, the Bronx Borough President will roll out the red carpet for a Bronx native who has grown successful as a rapper with songs that deman women. Is this really an achievement to celebrate as a symbol of our borough?
Representatives of Community Board 2 are furious that state authorities have agreed to grant a
