The Ben Franklin Reform Democratic Club, a political organization embedded in the community since 1960, endorsed several candidates for reelection ahead of June’s Democratic primaries. more

Dedicated activists rallied outside a Citizens Bank branch on West 235th Street, urging the financial institution to divest from for-profit prison operators that run dozens of U.S. Immigration and … more

For years, Devon Valentín-Dixon held onto the early versions of her work that most artists discard — rough sketches, color tests, post-it notes and preliminary drafts. more

Arnie Adler, a 69 year old man with a deep background in photography, has been largely consumed by bread making since the COVID-19 pandemic. more

Set to premiere later this year, “The Veteran,” by Bronx-born filmmaker Wilfred La Salle, offers a stark look at homelessness, opioid addiction and the failures facing veterans returning home more

The set of stairs between Kappock Street to Knolls Crescent has become increasingly difficult to navigate. more

Martin Luther King Jr. is most often remembered through the places that shaped his public legacy — Birmingham, Selma, Washington and Memphis. more

Snow from Sunday’s flurry still coated the ground as dozens of Bronxites gathered at the Church of the Holy Nativity on Martin Luther King Jr. Day more

After nearly a decade since its launch, Riverdale-native Thomas Sheil is expanding his dating website for neurodivergent people. more

In the months after losing his wife of nearly seven decades, 92-year-old David Oshins was settling into a quieter rhythm. On one day in December, his granddaughters Carly and Emily were set to join … more