Posted inHudson River
Dyckman Marina Reconstruction May Sink Sailboats
That work has operations for the nonprofit Hudson River Community Sailing group in deep waters.
Jonathan Custodio
Jonathan is THE CITY’s Bronx reporter, where he covers the latest news out of the city’s northernmost borough.
Posted inThe Bronx
BronxNet Community TV Cuts 13 Staffers as Cable Cash Dries Up
The layoffs follow a wave of cord-cutting by viewers, leaving the nonprofit media organization struggling financially.
Posted inCity Hall
Mayor Keeps Bronx Casino Bid Alive With Key Veto
The move breathes life back into Bally’s gaming proposal at its Throggs Neck golf course in The Bronx.
Posted inThe Bronx
City Commits $45 Million to Redo Dangerous Three-Way Intersection in The Bronx
The street reconstruction contract comes 17 years and three mayoral administrations after the fix was first proposed.
Posted inThe Bronx
Bronx Lags in Digital Access and Education, Report Finds
Laptop lending and spreading the word about new $15 broadband plans for low-income New Yorkers could go a long way towards helping residents get online, according to The Center for an Urban Future.
Posted inCity Council
PAC Spending in Council Races More Than Doubled, Fueled by Money from DoorDash, Airbnb and Uber
Independent expenditures in City Council races surged to $14.3 million, a record sum.
Posted inSports
Lacrosse Scores In Harlem
Uptown Lacrosse joins the growing list of organizations helping kids in Upper Manhattan and The Bronx access the sport.
Posted inAffordable Housing
Harlem’s One45 Development Gets Key Council Clearance After Years of Setbacks
The 1,000-apartment project, blocked by a past City Council member, moved forward in a committee vote after years of controversy and community pushback.
Posted inCampaign 2025
Heat, Joy and Shrugs as Voters Hit Polls
Voters across New York turned out for an election day that was literally the hottest day of the year.
Posted inThe Bronx
Mayor Helps Bally’s Clear Key Council Vote for Casino Bid
The City Council passed a resolution Wednesday that would let Albany alienate Bronx parkland the gaming operator needs to have a chance of winning a coveted new license — one that would come with a nine-figure pay-off for the Trump Organization.