Bronx
Just Another Day at the Food Pantries That Help the Bronx Survive
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A system of pantries and soup kitchens sustains thousands of people, many of them working, in the borough. Lines stretch down blocks. People queue up three hours early.
Bronx
Green Party Grows, Slowly, in the Bronx
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Just 750 people in the Bronx call themselves Green Party members. But back in 1999, that number was 14. “It’s definitely growing,” said Aesha Valencia, 27, who lives in the Norwood section of the Bronx and is Green Party-registered. “There’s a lot of people out there who want to put the planet first.” Valencia said she’s tired of two-party loyalists telling her that she’s throwing away her vote or helping to get the Republican nominee for president, Donald J. Trump, elected.
Bronx
Many Voters in the Bronx Felt the Pull of History, Again
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Other Bronx voters said they were moved primarily by their repulsion at the Republican nominee.
Bronx
Slow, Late or Crowded, Buses are the Jugular of the Bronx
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A team of reporters spent a day on the buses of the Bronx to see to see an underappreciated part of the city’s strained transit system in action.