AIDS activists claimed victory Thursday afternoon after the Bloomberg administration scrapped plans to cut $10 million from the HIV/AIDS Services Administration. The budget ax would have eliminated 248 caseworkers who…
The city budget fight is headed to a new venue: U.S. District Court. On Tuesday veteran AIDS activists at HousingWorks filed a motion for a restraining order to halt Mayor…
Flanked by union reps, fellow Bronx pols and residents holding photos of burning buildings, Borough President Ruben Diaz, Jr. warned that the mayor's plan to cut firehouses could bring back…
Angel Franco's photography of the 46th precinct is featured today in the New York Times' Lens blog. Franco documented the west-central Bronx from 1979 through 1984, when the area was…
Gustavo Rivera, a state Senate candidate, talking to potential petition signers Early yesterday morning, State Senate candidate Gustavo Rivera and a handful of his volunteers worked the rush hour…
Come join Bronx business owners, advocates, executives, entrepreneurs and the Bronx News Network this Friday at the Bronx Green Business Summit. The summit will include breakout sessions on "Attainable-Measurable-Sustainable"…
State Senator Rev. Ruben Diaz, Sr., sent out a press release this morning to "set the record straight" about his very public argument with fellow Senator Kevin Parker, of Brooklyn.…
Hunts Point Riverside Park is one of the city's prettiest public spaces, the gateway to the Bronx River, rescued by a community that cleaned up an illegal dump and fought…
Hunts Point Riverside Park is one of the prettiest open spaces in the city, the gateway to the Bronx River and a symbol of community engagement. On Saturday night vandals…
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