• 22 stab wounds, zero justice? Bronx mother left in limbo as man accused of nearly killing her to walk free

    22 stab wounds, zero justice? Bronx mother left in limbo as man accused of nearly killing her to walk free
    A Bronx woman who was stabbed 22 times says she is stuck in a living nightmare as the legal process surrounding her case stretches on without end, while the man allegedly responsible for her attack remains on the street.Kaitlynn Berman entered Bronx Supreme Court on Wednesday with hope that the constant court hearings would finally come to an end and the man responsible for unleashing a bloody attack as her 3-year-old daughter slept in the next room last year would finally be put behind bars. In
  • Stop & Shop donates $256,000 to support Food Bank for NYC

    Stop & Shop donates $256,000 to support Food Bank for NYC
    Amid an affordability crisis that leaves millions of New Yorkers and Bronxites hungry, the neighborhood supermarket chain Stop & Shop has donated $256,000 to Food Bank for NYC to support distributions throughout the tri-state area. Food insecurity affects as many as 1.4 million New York City residents, but Bronxites are hit particularly hard, according to Food Bank for NYC. Approximately 22.6% of Bronx residents are currently food insecure, with the borough’s median household inco
  • Housing lottery running for six units in adjacent Norwood residential buildings, rent starts at $2,696

    Housing lottery running for six units in adjacent Norwood residential buildings, rent starts at $2,696
    Sign up for our weekly email newsletter to stay updated on the latest housing lotteries in New York City.New York City is running a housing lottery for six total units across two adjoining residential buildings at 3312 Decatur Ave. and 3314 Decatur Ave. in Norwood.These buildings, both four stories tall, have seven units each, for a total of 14. Eight of these units are at market rate. All six units set aside for the housing lottery are intended for those earning 130% of the area media
  • National Night Out Against Crime events across NYC bring block parties, bikes, books and more this August

    National Night Out Against Crime events across NYC bring block parties, bikes, books and more this August
    New York families will have lots of opportunities to meet police officers, fellow community members and various organizations as National Night Out Against Crime returns to the five boroughs on Aug. 4.The annual event, which takes place nationwide in various locations on the first Tuesday in August, is aimed at strengthening relationships between residents and police departments while promoting neighborhood safety. Participating NYPD precincts will host various celebrations featuring food, music
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