• South Bronx tenants organize against notorious landlord

    South Bronx tenants organize against notorious landlord
    South Bronx tenants living in buildings run by one of the city’s most notorious landlords have begun organizing to demand improved conditions.David Tennenbaum, the landlord for 514, 518 and 528 East 138th Street who owns 212 apartments citywide, ranks number six on the Public Advocate’s Worst Landlords Watchlist. His properties have racked up hundreds of housing code violations and complaints for pests, lack of heat, mold, water leaks and more.  The 518 building is one of t
  • Photos: 45th Precinct holds several events with Bronx residents

    Photos: 45th Precinct holds several events with Bronx residents
    The 45th Precinct, serving the Bronx neighborhoods of Co-op City and City Island, hosted multiple events in mid-February.Led by Detective Hannah Rivera, the precinct’s Community Affairs team organized the gatherings to strengthen relationships between the police department and local residents.On Thursday, Feb. 13, hundreds of community members came together with the precinct for a Valentine's Day celebration in Co-op City.[caption id="attachment_121705" align="alignnone" width="1200"] Phot
  • Op-ed: Savor the Bronx: A flavorful invitation to experience our borough

    Op-ed: Savor the Bronx: A flavorful invitation to experience our borough
    As the Bronx Borough President, I’m excited to invite both residents and visitors to join us for Savor the Bronx, a celebration of the borough’s vibrant food scene. This event is more than just a chance to enjoy delicious meals—it’s an opportunity to support our local economy, boosttourism and experience the diverse flavors that make the Bronx truly special.From cozy mom-and-pop restaurants to innovative food businesses, the Bronx is home to a rich culinary heritage. Whet
  • Yonkers resident promoted to finance management position at Empire City Casino

    Yonkers resident promoted to finance management position at Empire City Casino
    Empire City Casino by MGM Resorts has announced the promotion of Yonkers resident Erick Isaac to Drop/Count Manager in the Finance Department.An employee of Empire City Casino for 17 years, Isaac will now oversee the Drop and Count team, ensuring compliance with all federal and state currency and gaming regulations. His responsibilities include collecting, sorting, counting, recording, and securely transferring hundreds of millions of dollars each month.Originally from Puerto Rico, Isaac mo
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  • Bronx housing lottery opens for 67 units in Morris Heights, with some rent-free apartments

    Bronx housing lottery opens for 67 units in Morris Heights, with some rent-free apartments
    New York City has launched a housing lottery for 67 units in a 6-story mixed-use building at 62-66 West Tremont Ave. in the Morris Heights neighborhood, with some units being rent free.The building, which was originally built in 1926, has 86 total residences, with 19 being at market rate.The affordable units have been designated for applicants across various income levels. Eight units are available for households earning 50% of the area median income, with an asset limit of $77,650; three units

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