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With the announcement of the proposed NYC budget, Bronx leaders and cultural institutions support increased tourism funding, saying expanded promotion could attract visitors, strengthen local businesses, create jobs and reshape perceptions of neighborhoods and attractions across the borough.
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by Michelle Mullen
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5/29/26
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Bronx Democratic primary candidates are campaigning across congressional, Assembly and local party races, with endorsements split between the Unity Democratic Club and Benjamin Franklin Reform Democratic Club ahead of June elections.
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by Olivia Young
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5/29/26
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Northwest Bronx residents are pressuring Citizens Bank to end financial ties with private prison companies linked to ICE detention facilities, as local protests grow alongside a national De-ICE banking campaign.
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by Michelle Mullen
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5/15/26
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Jewish advocacy groups rallied outside Marble Hill Target, urging the retailer to end alleged cooperation with ICE, restore DEI initiatives and support immigrant communities during a nationwide day of protest.
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by Olivia Young
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5/7/26
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A New York bill seeking to eliminate the intoxication defense in rape cases faces ongoing delays, as lawmakers and advocates debate legal language, wrongful conviction concerns and the urgency of protecting survivors.
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by Olivia Young
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5/1/26
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The District 81 Assembly race is shaping up as a competitive Democratic primary between longtime incumbent Jeffrey Dinowitz and challenger Morgan Evers.
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by Olivia Young
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4/10/26
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A Riverdale couple reflects on over 30 years of marriage rooted in shared political activism, tracing their journey from early protests to continued advocacy, highlighting how love and social justice shaped their lives together.
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by Olivia Young
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4/9/26
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At a Bronx rally, Bernie Sanders and activists urged higher taxes on wealthy New Yorkers to address a growing budget gap, as Riverdale residents expressed mixed views on fairness, migration and economic impact.
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by Michelle Mullen
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4/3/26
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Riverdale and Bronx residents joined nationwide “No Kings” protests, rallying against Trump administration policies, immigration enforcement and threats to democracy, as grassroots activism continues to grow across New York City and beyond.
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by Olivia Young
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4/3/26
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New York City is set to lower speed limits near schools as part of a sweeping safety initiative aimed at reducing injuries and deaths on local streets.
Under a new plan announced by Mayor Zohran …
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by Michelle Mullen
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3/27/26
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