Jenny (J-Lo that is) was, uh, not on the block in a Fiat ad in which she appears to be in the Boogiedown navigating the streets but isn't.
A Bronx teen creates a 3-D printer.
The public corruption trial of Councilman Larry Seabrook is expected to wrap up this week.
A teen is recovering after being shot outside his Norwood apartment last week.
A growing population of Mexican immigrants in the Bronx and NYC are falling way behind in high school graduation rates. This story in the Times is the latest in a series of articles in the Times on the Mexican immigrant experience.
Michael Kimmelman, the Times' chief architecture critic, who has exhibited a consistent interest in the borough, explored last week an innovative and attractive S.R.O. (single room occupancy) building on Bronx Park East and many other new ways of thinking of housing in a city where only 17 percent of apartments consist of two-parent households.
The dispute over whether to pave the popular Putnam Rail trail in Van Cortlandt Park continues.
Two firefighters who came to the rescue of a Bronx teen who was being mugged and assaulted on Saturday will be honored by Councilman James Vacca.
A relatively new city program to address the most neglected residential buildings has not achieved its goals, the Daily News reports.
A power outage at an east Bronx nursing home has left a 49-year-old woman dead.
Monday, November 28, 2011
Bronx News Roundup, Nov. 28
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