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Bronx First: Health Equity Chairman challenges elected officials to confront borough’s persistent crises

Sheikh Musa Drammeh questions whether public outrage over ICE shooting is matched by urgency on poverty, violence, education and public health

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Rain fails to dampen spirit at Morris Park Columbus Day Parade

By Robert Press Edited by Mutiu Olawuyi MORRIS PARK, THE BRONX — Rainy, chilly weather could not diminish the community spirit at the Morris Park Columbus Day Parade, as schools,…

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Dakar to Soundview: Bronx’s Senegalese community has a stake in skateboarding’s Olympic rise

A borough with deep West African roots is watching two skateparks rise at once — one in Senegal, one blocks from Castle Hill. By Mutiu Olawuyi Two skateparks, an ocean…

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African Heritage Month Celebration Returns to Bronx for 7th Annual Festival

The 7th Annual African Heritage Month Celebration returns to the Bronx, honoring African culture, immigrant leadership, music, food and community unity.

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State Comptroller candidate Joseph Hernandez visits Morris Park

Republican State Comptroller candidate Joseph Hernandez visited Morris Park for a Bronx GOP fundraiser, where he outlined his fiscal accountability agenda and met with local candidates and supporters.

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Lincoln Hospital NICU gets $7M boost for Bronx babies

Speaker Julie Menin and Council Member Justin Sanchez announce capital funding for a new neonatal intensive care unit as the Bronx faces NYC’s highest rate of preterm births.

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The Champ, No Matter What Ring He’s In

By Lawrence Seiler Bronx Post Reporter | Abled and On Air Edited by Mutiu Olawuyi  Sylvester Stallone wrote Rocky when life had pushed him close to the edge. He was…

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Lucy’s Legacy: How One Family Turned Love Into a Mission

By Lawrence SeilerBronx Post / Parkchester Times | Abled and On Air Edited by Mutiu Olawuyi Several years ago, I met a woman named Lucy. At the time, I did…

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Muslim-led coalition launches anti-BDS investment campaign

The Unbreakable Bond Coalition will launch a Muslim-led Anti-BDS Investment Campaign in New York City, calling for $1 contributions to support peace, dialogue and Muslim-Jewish partnership.

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NYC Charter battle over open primaries moves to court

A Richmond County Supreme Court order has moved a dispute over New York City’s Charter Revision Commission and a proposed open primaries ballot measure into court ahead of the November 2026 election.

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Northeast Bronx Health Fair Promotes Wellness, Prevention and Community Care

The 2026 Annual Health Fair, “Health Is Wealth,” brought wellness resources, screenings, nutrition education and community support to families at the Northeast Bronx YMCA.

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Rethinking Justice: Why Probation Must Be More Than Punishment

Lawrence Seiler argues that probation should go beyond punishment by combining accountability, supervision, therapy, and individualized support to help reduce harm, prevent recidivism, and protect young futures.

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Torres leads Bronx congressional primary as voters weigh record, affordability, global Issues

Unofficial NYC primary results show Congressman Ritchie Torres leading the Bronx-based 15th Congressional District race ahead of Michael Blake and Jose Vega.

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Unofficial NYC primary results show incumbents, challengers leading key races

Unofficial New York City primary results show leading candidates in key congressional and state races, with final outcomes pending ballot review and certification.

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What You Should Know: Zohran Mandani Copies Donald Trump’s Political Strategies

By Rev. Ruben DiazBronx, New York You should know that, with a mere 6 months as Mayor of New York City, Zohran Mandani has decided to take control of the…

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Caregiving, Burnout and the Right to Ask for Help

Bronx Post columnist Lawrence Seiler reflects on caregiver burnout, disability advocacy, mental health breaks, and the need for families to seek support while navigating complex U.S. disability systems.

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Tracey Towers tenants fight over 30% rent hike

By Mutiu Olawuyi Tenants of Tracey Towers in Norwood joined Council Member Eric Dinowitz and other city, state and federal elected officials on Saturday, June 13, 2026, to oppose a…

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Bronx CB 11 marks Juneteenth with culture, reflection, community honors

By Robert PressEdited by Mutiu Olawuyi It was a hot but dry Saturday afternoon as residents, community leaders, performers, children and elected officials gathered for the Bronx Community Board 11…

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Employment for All: Disability Must Not Mean Exclusion

By Lawrence Seiler Bronx Post | Abled and on Air   Work is more than a paycheck. Work is dignity. Work is identity. Work is participation. Work is the right…

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Knicks reclaim NBA crown after 53-Year Wait

By Mutiu Olawuyi The New York Knicks have ended a 53-year championship drought, defeating the San Antonio Spurs 94-90 in Game 5 of the NBA Finals to capture their first…

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