NYOFCo, the fertilizer plant that has afflicted Hunts Point with horrible odors for years, has shut down, and the city has agreed to make new efforts to curb the stench…
A group of Ghanaian immigrants now living in the Bronx are bringing a new musical sound to the borough with "hiplife"-a mix of hip hop and African music. A…
From noon to 2 p.m., the Hunts Point Chamber of Commerce is talking energy savings strategies at a workshop called, "Government Incentives and New Technologies to Help Your Business Improve…
Police officers and a helicopter survey the water near Roberto Clemente State Park. [UPDATED: Wednesday, June 30, 11:55 AM] The body of a young Bronx woman was found in…
Friends of the Williamsbridge Oval will be meeting on Thursday, July 1 at 7pm at 3274 Hull Avenue. Like other "Friends" groups connected to parks throughout New York City,…
While lawmakers in Albany have yet to come to an agreement on a state budget for the next fiscal year—despite being nearly three months past deadline—the New York City Council…
Buildings in most of New York state and the city burn number two home heating fuel, which a new state law is going to sharply restrict.
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Gov. Paterson is…
In the wake of Mayor Bloomberg's announcement earlier this month that his office had launched a citywide campaign to combat chronic school absenteeism and truancy, some parents and education advocates…
Organizers were dismayed when the city shut down a public viewing of the United States vs. Ghana World Cup match on Saturday afternoon at Lou Gehrig Park, just blocks from…
An electric delivery truck is being hailed by Hunts Point advocates who hope it's only the beginning of curbing truck emissions in the asthma-prone area. In 2008, a similar vehicle…
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