# Bronx Post

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- [Does Meeting the Imām in Sujūd Count as a Complete Rakʿah?](https://bronxpost.com/does-meeting-the-imam-in-sujud-count-as-a-complete-rak%ca%bfah/): A Structured Juristic Response In recent discussions, a claim has resurfaced suggesting that if a maʾmūm (follower) joins the congregational prayer while the imām is in sujūd, that participation should count as a complete rakʿah. At first glance, the argument appears appealing: one has participated in the unit; therefore, it should count. However, when examined through the lenses of Qur’ānic guidance, authenticated Sunnah, juristic continuity, and uṣūl al-fiqh methodology, this claim proves deeply problematic. The issue is not about rigid formalism; rather, it concerns the structural integrity of ritual law and the disciplined interpretation of textual evidence. To begin with,&hellip;
- [Bronx BP Gibson Praises Iscol's Leadership, Dedication to Public Safety](https://bronxpost.com/bronx-bp-gibson-praises-iscols-leadership-dedication-to-public-safety/): Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson has commended New York City Commissioner of Emergency Management Zach Iscol for his leadership and dedication to public safety. In a statement, Gibson said, “Commissioner Iscol has been a steadfast leader, guiding our city through challenges with a strong focus on preparedness, coordination, and community safety. &#8220;During his tenure, he led with urgency and compassion, strengthening our emergency response systems, expanding outreach and education, and ensuring that every borough, including the Bronx, was better equipped to handle crises and protect residents.” She added, “We wish him continued success as he prepares for his next chapter.”&hellip;
- [Morris Park residents confront energy, infrastructure and public safety at February meeting](https://bronxpost.com/morris-park-residents-confront-energy-infrastructure-and-public-safety-at-february-meeting/): By Robert Press  &nbsp; The Morris Park Community Association (MPCA) convened a well-attended February meeting that brought together a cross-section of city and state officials, law enforcement representatives, and infrastructure leaders to address pressing concerns facing the Bronx community. The evening opened with remarks from members of the NYPD’s 49th Precinct. Community Affairs Detective Hall introduced two officers from the precinct’s Quality of Life (Q-Team) unit, Officers Fernandez and Gil, who explained their role in responding to 311 complaints and addressing quality-of-life issues across the neighborhood. The officers fielded questions from residents before returning to patrol duties, underscoring the precinct’s&hellip;
- [Pelham Parkway Residents Raise Safety Concerns at February Neighborhood Meeting](https://bronxpost.com/pelham-parkway-residents-raise-safety-concerns-at-february-neighborhood-meeting/): By Robert Press On Tuesday, February 10, 2026, close to 50 residents gathered for the February meeting of the Pelham Parkway Neighborhood Association (PPNA), where public safety and local development took center stage. The meeting was expected to feature a presentation from Kyle Jeremiah of the Bowery Residents’ Committee (BRC), the organization that recently acquired the former Apple Bank building at 626 Pelham Parkway South. However, PPNA President Steven Glosser informed attendees that the BRC representative would not be present. Glosser apologized to residents and directed them to review BRC’s presentation from the January Community Board 11 Housing Committee meeting,&hellip;
- [Mayor Mamdani announces reactivation of Just Home project at Jacobi Hospital](https://bronxpost.com/mayor-mamdani-announces-reactivation-of-just-home-project-at-jacobi-hospital/): By Robert Press New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani visited Jacobi Hospital on Martin Luther King Jr. Day to formally announce the reactivation of the Just Home Project, a long-delayed initiative aimed at providing housing for medically vulnerable individuals transitioning from incarceration. The Just Home Project was first introduced during the administration of former Mayor Bill de Blasio as part of the city’s broader plan to close the Rikers Island jail complex. At the time, officials proposed converting the vacant Building No. 2 at Jacobi Hospital into supportive housing for people transferred from the Rikers infirmary. Early plans suggested the&hellip;
- [Mayor Mamdani names Tricia Shimamura as new NYC Parks Commissioner](https://bronxpost.com/mayor-mamdani-names-tricia-shimamura-as-new-nyc-parks-commissioner/): New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Friday announced the appointment of Tricia Shimamura as the new Commissioner of the New York City Department of Parks &amp; Recreation, elevating a seasoned public servant with deep experience in infrastructure, crisis management, and community engagement. Shimamura, who has served as Manhattan Borough Commissioner for NYC Parks since March 2024, brings more than a decade of experience working across city, state, and federal agencies. Her appointment comes as the Parks Department oversees more than 30,000 acres of public land—nearly 14 percent of the city—serving millions of New Yorkers daily. During her tenure as&hellip;
- [Mayor Mamdani nominates Valdivia to lead NYC Taxi and Limousine Commission](https://bronxpost.com/mayor-mamdani-nominates-valdivia-to-lead-nyc-taxi-and-limousine-commission/): New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has nominated transportation policy expert Midori Valdivia to serve as Chair and Commissioner of the New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC), signaling a renewed push to advance worker-centered reforms for the city’s taxi and for-hire vehicle industry. The nomination, announced Tuesday, underscores Mayor Mamdani’s longstanding advocacy for taxi drivers and working people. Valdivia brings extensive experience across major transportation institutions, including prior service as Deputy Commissioner for Finance and Administration at the TLC, Senior Advisor at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, and Chief of Staff to the Chair&hellip;
- [Mayor Mamdani orders review, reduction of City fines, fees for small businesses](https://bronxpost.com/mayor-mamdani-orders-review-reduction-of-city-fines-fees-for-small-businesses/): New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Wednesday signed an executive order aimed at easing the regulatory and financial burden on small businesses by reviewing and cutting fines, fees, and penalties imposed by city agencies. Executive Order 11 directs the city to create a comprehensive inventory of fees and civil penalties paid by small businesses and to identify opportunities to reduce or eliminate those costs. The initiative comes amid longstanding concerns that a complex web of regulations—estimated at more than 6,000 rules—has made it increasingly difficult for entrepreneurs to start, sustain, and grow businesses in the city. Mayor Mamdani signed&hellip;
- [Bronx BP Gibson Pushes Bronx Priorities at Opening of 2026 New York Legislative Session](https://bronxpost.com/bronx-bp-gibson-pushes-bronx-priorities-at-opening-of-2026-new-york-legislative-session/): Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson has reaffirmed her commitment to advocating for Bronx residents at the opening of the 2026 New York State Legislative Year in Albany, stressing that the borough’s needs must remain a top priority as lawmakers begin the session. Gibson, who attended the opening session, said her presence was aimed at ensuring that Bronx families were well represented from the outset. “Yesterday in Albany for the opening session of the 2026 New York State Legislative Year, we were proud to advocate for Bronx families and ensure our borough’s priorities were front and center from day one,”&hellip;
- [Bronx BP Gibson Congratulates Samuels on Appointment as NYC Schools Chancellor](https://bronxpost.com/bronx-bp-gibson-congratulates-samuels-on-appointment-as-nyc-schools-chancellor/): Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson has congratulated Kamar H. Samuels on his appointment as the new Chancellor of New York City Public Schools, describing the development as a positive step for public education in the city. In a statement issued on behalf of the borough, Gibson praised Samuels’ decades of experience as a veteran educator, school leader and public school parent, noting that his background positions him well to lead the nation’s largest public school system. “With decades of experience as a veteran educator, school leader, and public school parent, Chancellor Samuels brings a deep understanding of the public&hellip;
- [In the Bronx, Marriage Rarely Collapses Loudly — It Erodes Quietly](https://bronxpost.com/in-the-bronx-marriage-rarely-collapses-loudly-it-erodes-quietly/): By Mutiu OlawuyiChief Editor, Bronx Post A Borough Where Marriages Fade, Not Explode In the Bronx, marriages rarely end with spectacle. They do not typically unravel through public scandal, dramatic confrontations, or viral exposure. Instead, they erode quietly—inside overworked households, between partners navigating economic pressure, immigration stress, and competing responsibilities. They fade in apartments where exhaustion replaces conversation, and where children learn to sense emotional distance long before adults acknowledge it. This quiet erosion is not accidental. It is structural. And it is costing Bronx families more than we are prepared to confront. When Survival Replaces Intimacy The Bronx is&hellip;
- [Bronx BP Gibson Mourns Youth Deaths, Condemns Violent Attacks](https://bronxpost.com/bronx-bp-gibson-mourns-youth-deaths-condemns-violent-attacks/): The Bronx Borough President, Vanessa Gibson, has expressed deep sorrow over a series of tragic incidents involving children in different parts of the borough, describing the losses as devastating and heartbreaking for the entire community. In a statement, Gibson said the Bronx is “heartbroken and in mourning” over the death of a 15-year-old boy and the injuries sustained by a 14-year-old during a violent attack in Eastchester, as well as the passing of a four-year-old girl in Williamsbridge. She noted that the incidents have cast a dark cloud over the borough, particularly during the holiday season. “These tragic situations are&hellip;
- [Open Letter to Mayor-Elect Mamdani: To Restore NYC's Commitment to Community and Ethnic Media](https://bronxpost.com/open-letter-to-mayor-elect-mamdani-to-restore-nycs-commitment-to-community-and-ethnic-media/): On behalf of New York City’s ethnic and community media December 18, 2025 Dear Mayor-Elect Zohran Mamdani: The ethnic and community media ecosystem cannot survive another four years of neglect from City Hall.  We write to you as representatives of journalistic outlets across the greatest city in the world and unquestionably its media capital. Yet over the past four years, New York City government’s commitment to our sector has declined significantly – evidenced by the erosion of Local Law 83’s advertising mandate. In 2021, Local Law 83 (LL83) mandated that all city departments and agencies spend at least 50% of&hellip;
- [Gibson Sworn In for Second Term as Bronx Borough President](https://bronxpost.com/gibson-sworn-in-for-second-term-as-bronx-borough-president/): Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson has been sworn in for a second term, reaffirming her commitment to serve the more than 1.4 million residents of the borough. Announcing her re-inauguration, Gibson described the moment as an honour and pledged renewed dedication to leadership and public service. “Today, I was sworn in once again to serve as your Bronx Borough President,” she said. “It is an honor and a privilege to wake up every day and serve the more than 1.4 million residents of the Bronx and to show up each day on purpose, with a purpose.” Gibson expressed gratitude to&hellip;
- [Mayor Adams Unveils $1 Billion Redevelopment Plan to Transform Coney Island Waterfront](https://bronxpost.com/mayor-adams-unveils-1-billion-redevelopment-plan-to-transform-coney-island-waterfront/): New York City Mayor Eric Adams has announced a more than $1 billion investment by the city toward the large-scale redevelopment of Coney Island, aimed at strengthening coastal resiliency, expanding affordable housing, and upgrading public infrastructure across the historic waterfront community. The announcement, made alongside New York City Department of Parks and Recreation Commissioner Iris Rodriguez-Rosa and New York City Economic Development Corporation President and Chief Executive Officer Andrew Kimball, outlines a comprehensive plan that includes the reconstruction of the iconic Riegelmann Boardwalk, delivery of 1,500 new mixed-income homes, and major improvements to streets, sewers, and public facilities. Mayor Adams&hellip;
- [Bronx DA’s Office to Host Final Gun Buyback of the Year, BP Gibson Says](https://bronxpost.com/bronx-das-office-to-host-final-gun-buyback-of-the-year-bp-gibson-says/): Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson has announced that the Bronx District Attorney’s Office will host its final gun buyback programme of the year on Saturday, December 13, at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, located at 777 East 222nd Street in the Bronx, New York. According to Gibson, the initiative will allow community members to voluntarily turn in firearms with no questions asked, as part of ongoing efforts to reduce gun violence and promote public safety across the borough. “This is an important opportunity to get illegal guns off our streets and help keep our neighborhoods safe,” the Bronx Borough President said,&hellip;
- [Bronx Borough President Reaffirms Commitment to Residents Ahead of New Mayoral Administration](https://bronxpost.com/bronx-borough-president-reaffirms-commitment-to-residents-ahead-of-new-mayoral-administration/): Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson has reaffirmed her administration’s dedication to strengthening services and expanding opportunities for residents as New York City prepares for a new mayoral era. In a message shared on Tuesday, Gibson said their focus remains firmly on the people of the Bronx. “As we prepare for the new year and to welcome a new Mayoral administration, our commitment to the people of the Bronx remains strong,” she stated. Gibson explained that maternal health is a top priority, noting ongoing support for a Bronx Birthing Center designed to improve health outcomes for mothers and infants. She also&hellip;
- [New Yorkers rally behind Queen Mother Blakely in fight to reclaim home](https://bronxpost.com/new-yorkers-rally-behind-queen-mother-blakely-in-fight-to-reclaim-home/): HARLEM, N.Y. — Community leaders, activvists, and residents gathered Monday morning at 477 West 142nd Street in Harlem in a powerful show of support for Queen Mother Dr. Delois Blakely, the longtime community activist and UN Goodwill Ambassador, as she publicly addressed what she describes as a years-long battle to reclaim her home following alleged deed theft and systemic fraud. The press conference, held from 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., brought renewed attention to Blakely’s legal struggle over property she purchased in 1982 through the New Future Foundation, an organization established to support mothers and children in need. The building,&hellip;
- [New Yorkers Hold Annual Appreciation Walk on National Public Safety Honor Day in Bronx](https://bronxpost.com/new-yorkers-hold-annual-appreciation-walk-on-national-public-safety-honor-day-in-bronx/): New York City residents and local entrepreneurs, under the leadership of community advocate Sheikh Musa Drammeh and the 43rd Precinct Council, held the annual Appreciation Walk on Tuesday, December 2, 2025, in celebration of National Public Safety Honor Day. Observed every first Tuesday of December, the event brought together community members, faith leaders, business owners, and youth groups to honor law enforcement officers and public safety personnel who work daily to safeguard the borough. Participants gathered at Virginia Park, beside the Parkchester Number 6 Train Station, before embarking on the symbolic walk to the 43rd Precinct at exactly 12:00 PM.&hellip;
- [Gibson Hosts Wellness, Mentorship Event for Fathers and Youth Bronx](https://bronxpost.com/gibson-hosts-wellness-mentorship-event-for-fathers-and-youth-bronx/): Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson says her office partnered with Bronx Fathers Taking Action and several community groups to host a Movember: Mind, Body &#038; Community event at Bronx Legends Boxing Gym. The gathering brought together fathers and young people for an afternoon focused on wellness, mentorship, and strengthening community bonds. Gibson thanked event sponsors and participants for supporting what she described as an important space for dialogue, movement, and community healing. She said the initiative was designed to promote healthier lifestyles, encourage father-child engagement, and provide a supportive environment for meaningful connection. Gibson, who made history in 2022&hellip;
- [Yemeni American Merchants join coalition pressing Albany on auto insurance costs](https://bronxpost.com/yemeni-american-merchants-join-coalition-pressing-albany-on-auto-insurance-costs/): The Yemeni American Merchants Association (YAMA) has joined a growing coalition pushing for urgent reforms to address what advocates describe as a worsening auto insurance affordability crisis burdening working- and immigrant-class families across New York State. YAMA, a grassroots nonprofit founded in 2017 to support immigrant merchants and working families, announced its partnership with Citizens for Affordable Rates (CAR), a statewide advocacy coalition calling on Governor Kathy Hochul and state lawmakers to rein in soaring insurance premiums. The move brings new momentum—and new voices—from immigrant communities that leaders say are among the hardest hit by the surge in costs. “Auto&hellip;
- [Bronx BP Gibson Reaffirms Commitment to Clean Air and Environmental Justice](https://bronxpost.com/bronx-bp-gibson-reaffirms-commitment-to-clean-air-and-environmental-justice/): Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson has restated her administration’s commitment to advancing clean air initiatives and tackling long-standing environmental injustices across Bronx communities. Speaking at a press conference on Tuesday, Gibson said the event was aimed at emphasizing the right of every resident to breathe clean, safe air. “Clean air is a fundamental human right, and today’s press conference was about reaffirming the belief that every resident deserves to breathe unpolluted air and ensuring our city and state agencies prioritize environmental justice and accountability in neighborhoods that have experienced years of neglect and disinvestment,” she said. She noted that many&hellip;
- [Bronx BP Gibson Hosts Reso-A Funding Session for Schools, Community Institutions](https://bronxpost.com/bronx-bp-gibson-hosts-reso-a-funding-session-for-schools-community-institutions/): Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson has thanked residents, educators, and community leaders who attended an informational session on Reso-A capital funding held at Bronx Borough Hall on Wednesday. The session provided guidance on how schools and organizations can apply for city capital funding to support critical facility upgrades and improvement projects across the borough. According to Gibson, attendees received detailed information on the application process and the types of projects eligible for Reso-A support, including enhancements to computer labs, athletic fields, libraries, auditoriums, gymnasiums, and supplemental cooling systems, among other infrastructure needs. The event was moderated by Principal Luis Torres,&hellip;
- [Community Op-Ed: Administration Accomplishments](https://bronxpost.com/community-op-ed-administration-accomplishments/): For nearly four years, the Adams administration has worked every day to make New York City a safer, more affordable city for all, especially working-class families. We have made great progress on public safety, public health, and economic growth, and we continue to be the most pro-housing administration in modern city history. We are proud of our track record, and we know that the work we have done will keep our city’s fundamentals strong in the years to come. Nowhere is this more obvious than public safety, where we have hired nearly 10,000 new police officers and driven crime down&hellip;
- [Bronx Borough President launches relief drive for Jamaica following Hurricane Melissa](https://bronxpost.com/bronx-borough-president-launches-relief-drive-for-jamaica-following-hurricane-melissa/): Bronx, NY — Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson has announced a coordinated relief effort to support communities in Jamaica devastated by Hurricane Melissa, calling on Bronx residents to help families rebuild and recover after the destructive storm. In partnership with government colleagues and the Consulate General of Jamaica in New York, the borough president’s office will begin collecting essential supplies immediately. “We will be accepting donations for hygiene and health, shelter supplies, clean-up and recovery supplies, and clothing and bedding,” Gibson said in a public message urging residents to get involved. She emphasized the importance of solidarity and compassion,&hellip;
- [Mayor-Elect Mamdani Announces Top Administration Picks, Vows “Competence, Boldness, and Affordability”](https://bronxpost.com/mayor-elect-mamdani-announces-top-administration-picks-vows-competence-boldness-and-affordability/): New York City, Monday — In a major first step toward assembling his incoming administration, Mayor-Elect Zohran Mamdani today unveiled the top members of his leadership team, underscoring a clear focus on affordability and working-class priorities. Mamdani announced that Dean Fuleihan will serve as First Deputy Mayor and Elle Bisgaard-Church as Chief of Staff, two key positions that will help steer the direction of City Hall when the new administration takes office. In a statement released recently, Mayor-Elect Mamdani said his selections reflect a promise to New Yorkers who are struggling with rising costs and housing instability: “We will build&hellip;
- [The Future of the Muslim World Will Not Be Built With Oil or Armies—but With Classrooms](https://bronxpost.com/the-future-of-the-muslim-world-will-not-be-built-with-oil-or-armies-but-with-classrooms/): Across the Arab and Muslim world, leaders speak of dignity, sovereignty, and global influence. Citizens dream of prosperous economies, scientific achievement, and a future where Muslim-majority nations stand confidently among world powers. Yet despite wealth, resources, and population strength, the region continues to fall behind nations that once struggled far more than we do today. The explanation is neither mysterious nor complicated. The Muslim world lacks world-class education, and without it, no amount of oil, money, or military strength can secure a lasting future. How many Ivy League–caliber universities exist across the Muslim world? The answer is a painful zero.&hellip;
- [Community Op-Ed: Moving Closer to Affordable Child Care for NYC Families](https://bronxpost.com/community-op-ed-moving-closer-to-affordable-child-care-for-nyc-families/): File Source: Google Our city’s child care costs rank among the highest in the nation, so every New Yorker knows a family member, a friend, or a colleague who has struggled to afford child care. From the earliest days of our administration, we have made affordable child care a priority and have said again and again that working-class New York City families should not have to choose between child care and putting food on the table. Now, we are making our city more family friendly by launching New York City’s first-ever Municipal Child Care Pilot Program. The program will provide&hellip;
- [Mayor Adams Launches $10 Million Child Care Pilot for DCAS Employees to Make NYC the Best Place to Raise a Family](https://bronxpost.com/mayor-adams-launches-10-million-child-care-pilot-for-dcas-employees-to-make-nyc-the-best-place-to-raise-a-family/): File Source: Google New York City Mayor Eric Adams has announced the launch of the city’s first-ever Municipal Child Care Pilot Program, a $10 million initiative that will provide on-site and affordable child care for employees of the Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) with children as young as six weeks old. Set to begin operations in September 2026, the pilot project is part of the Adams administration’s broader plan to strengthen support for working families, improve employee retention, and enhance the city’s reputation as a competitive and family-friendly employer. “Making New York City the best place to raise a&hellip;
- [Bronx BP Gibson Commends $55 Million Investment in Fordham Landing South Project](https://bronxpost.com/bronx-bp-gibson-commends-55-million-investment-in-fordham-landing-south-project/): Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson has hailed the Fordham Landing South project as a transformative investment that will significantly benefit Bronx residents. In a statement shared on her official page, Gibson described the project as a “significant investment” in the borough, emphasizing its focus on community-centered development. According to her, the initiative will deliver 100% affordable housing, a new pedestrian bridge, an extended platform to improve connectivity for Bronx residents to jobs, schools, and other opportunities, as well as expanded access to recreational spaces. “Once it&#8217;s completed, this project will serve as a prime example of positive development designed with&hellip;
- [STEMDUP, RCNMO empower youth with hands-on robotics workshop](https://bronxpost.com/stemdup-institute-empowers-youth-with-hands-on-robotics-workshop/): NEWARK, NJ — The STEMDUP Institute, under the leadership of its founder and chairman Sheikh Musa Drammeh, in collaboration with Regional Council of Nigerian Muslim Organizations (RCNMO), brought technology, innovation, and community learning together on Saturday, October 12, during a full-day Robotics Workshop at Masjid Muba, Nigerian American Islamic Mission (NAIM Center), located at 221 Bergen Street, Newark, New Jersey. The event, held from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., was part of the institute’s partnership RCNMO Education Workshops, a series dedicated to equipping young people with skills for the future through interactive STEM education. Led by Mariam O. Agbelusi, the&hellip;
- [Bronx Community Leader Sheikh Musa Drammeh Endorses Curtis Sliwa for Mayor](https://bronxpost.com/bronx-community-leader-sheikh-musa-drammeh-endorses-curtis-sliwa-for-mayor/): Bronx interfaith leader and community organizer Sheikh Musa Drammeh has announced his official endorsement of Curtis Sliwa for Mayor of New York City, citing family values, public safety, and educational choice as key reasons for his support. Sheikh Musa Drammeh, a proud New Yorker, religious leader, and socially responsible entrepreneur, said his decision to endorse Sliwa reflects a commitment to the values that strengthen families and communities across the five boroughs. “For decades, I have admired Curtis Sliwa’s selfless dedication to community organizing, especially in the areas of public safety and quality of life for all,” Drammeh said. “While I&hellip;
- [Bronx Borough President Gibson Marks Two Years Since Israel Terror Attack, Calls for Peace and Hostage Release](https://bronxpost.com/bronx-borough-president-gibson-marks-two-years-since-israel-terror-attack-calls-for-peace-and-hostage-release/): Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson has marked the second anniversary of the deadly terrorist attack in Israel with a heartfelt message of remembrance, solidarity, and renewed calls for peace. In a statement issued on Tuesday, President Gibson reflected on the tragedy that claimed numerous innocent lives and left lasting scars across communities worldwide. “Two years ago today, the world witnessed a horrific terrorist attack in Israel that claimed the lives of innocent civilians and sent shockwaves across our Borough and world,” Gibson said. “We witnessed an unimaginable pain that is still being felt today as we grieve with the&hellip;
- [NYC to Issue $460 Million in Social Bonds to Expand Affordable Housing Development](https://bronxpost.com/nyc-to-issue-460-million-in-social-bonds-to-expand-affordable-housing-development/): New York City Mayor Eric Adams has announced that the city will issue $460 million in taxable, fixed-rate General Obligation Social Bonds this month to fund the creation of nearly 2,200 new affordable housing units. The move reinforces the Adams administration’s innovative financial approach to addressing the city’s housing crisis and comes amid renewed confidence from global credit rating agencies in New York City’s fiscal stability and growth. This marks the fourth issuance of Social Bonds under Mayor Adams’ leadership and continues his administration’s streak of financial discipline. In a strong vote of confidence, all four major credit rating agencies —&hellip;
- [Community Op-Ed: Seasons change, but our priorities remain the same: Building record amounts of housing to make New York City more affordable](https://bronxpost.com/community-op-ed-seasons-change-but-our-priorities-remain-the-same-building-record-amounts-of-housing-to-make-new-york-city-more-affordable/): This autumn, the leaves aren’t the only things that are falling. The Adams administration has brought down the cost of child care, cut taxes for working-class families, and lowered unemployment for New Yorkers. Last week, we kicked off our “Affordable Autumn’ initiative to highlight our work to save New Yorkers money and roll out new initiatives to make New York City more affordable — which starts with building the homes New Yorkers need and deserve. We’re advancing bold, ambitious solutions to our city’s housing crisis. Last Monday, New York took a massive step towards an affordable future for our residents&hellip;
- [African Immigrants Commission Elevates Culture, Expands Impact in Annual Heritage Event](https://bronxpost.com/african-immigrants-commission-elevates-culture-expands-impact-in-annual-heritage-event/): New York City, September 27, 2025 — The African Immigrants’ Commission of New York and Connecticut celebrated cultural pride, community empowerment, and organizational growth during its 6th Annual African Heritage Month held on Saturday, September 27. The event, which drew an enthusiastic crowd of community members, leaders, and cultural advocates, showcased how the Commission continues to elevate African identity while expanding its impact across New York and Connecticut. In an interview with The Bronx Post, Mory Kouyate, Chairman of the Commission, reflected on the organization’s evolution since its founding seven years ago. “We are now stronger than before,” Kouyate said.&hellip;
- [Bronx Residents Blast Councilmembers Over Bainbridge and Just Home Votes, Accuse Betrayal as Councilwoman Defends Position](https://bronxpost.com/bronx-residents-blast-councilmembers-over-bainbridge-and-just-home-votes-accuse-betrayal-as-councilwoman-defends-position/): File Source: Google Tempers flared in the Bronx after the New York City Council’s Subcommittee on Landmarks, Public Siting, and Dispositions voted 6–0 (with one absence) on September 25, 2025, to approve Land Use Application LU 0363-2025, tied to the controversial Bainbridge Avenue supportive housing project. Despite weeks of neighborhood opposition, the application advanced, with Bronx representatives in the full Council later voting overwhelmingly in favor—36 yes, 9 no, 3 abstentions. Critics noted that “all the Bronx Democratic Delegation idiots voted yes,” fueling outrage among residents who felt betrayed. Councilwoman Kristy Marmorato, who attended the subcommittee hearing, defended her position,&hellip;
- [Community Op-Ed: The Adams Administration’s Report Card: A City Government That Works for All New Yorkers](https://bronxpost.com/community-op-ed-the-adams-administrations-report-card-a-city-government-that-works-for-all-new-yorkers/): I am proud to be a New Yorker, and as your mayor, I am even prouder to announce that our city is getting cleaner, safer, and more affordable every day. But you don’t have to take my word for it: Just look at the numbers. Last week, we released the annual Mayor’s Management Report — our city’s report card. It details precisely how much progress we have made over the last fiscal year, between July 1, 2024 and June 30, 2025, and provides updated metrics that track the efforts of city government. Our agencies are being held to the highest&hellip;
- [Gates Foundation Pledges $912 Million to Global Fund](https://bronxpost.com/gates-foundation-pledges-912-million-to-global-fund/): The Bill &#038; Melinda Gates Foundation has announced a renewed commitment to the Global Fund, pledging over $912 million for the next three years. Co-chair Bill Gates described the partnership as one of the most impactful initiatives the foundation has ever undertaken, praising the Global Fund’s role in combating HIV, malaria, and tuberculosis. “They&#8217;re greatly reducing the deaths from HIV, malaria and TB. It&#8217;s a fantastic organization and we encourage others to join in,” Gates said. Founded in 2000, the Gates Foundation is one of the world’s largest private philanthropic organizations, focusing on global health, education, poverty reduction, and digital&hellip;
- [Mayor Adams Announces Automatic Rebates for Homeowners Buying NYC Bins](https://bronxpost.com/mayor-adams-announces-automatic-rebates-for-homeowners-buying-nyc-bins/): New York City Mayor Eric Adams has unveiled an automatic rebate program to help homeowners cover the cost of purchasing official NYC Bins, as part of the administration’s citywide “Trash Revolution” campaign. Under the initiative, owners of one- and two-family homes who receive the Basic or Enhanced School Tax Relief (STAR or E-STAR) credit will get a rebate check of $59.30 — the full cost of the NYC Bin. The Department of Finance (DOF) will automatically mail the checks in the coming weeks, requiring no action from eligible homeowners. “As we work together to build a cleaner, healthier city, we&hellip;
- [Mayor Adams Expands Trash Containerization to Brooklyn Community District 2](https://bronxpost.com/mayor-adams-expands-trash-containerization-to-brooklyn-community-district-2/): File Source: Google  New York City Mayor Eric Adams has announced the expansion of the city’s trash containerization program to Brooklyn Community District 2, following what officials called a “major success” in Manhattan’s Community Board 9. The program, part of what the administration brands as the “Trash Revolution,” aims to eliminate black garbage bags from sidewalks by introducing rodent-proof Empire bins, serviced by newly developed automated sanitation trucks. “New Yorkers are seeing cleaner streets, fewer rats, and a better quality of life,” Mayor Adams said during the announcement in Fort Greene. “The number of rat sightings and 311 calls has&hellip;
- [Mayor Adams’ Report Shows Crime Declines, Housing Records, and Quality of Life Gains in NYC](https://bronxpost.com/mayor-adams-report-shows-crime-declines-housing-records-and-quality-of-life-gains-in-nyc/): New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Wednesday unveiled the Fiscal Year 2025 Mayor’s Management Report (MMR), detailing city agency performance between July 2024 and June 2025. The report highlights major gains in public safety, affordable housing, and neighborhood quality of life, underscoring what the mayor described as “steady progress toward a safer, cleaner, and more affordable city.” The report revealed declines in six of the seven major felony crime categories. Murder fell by 6 percent, robbery by 17 percent, and shooting incidents by 14 percent. Major felony crimes decreased in parks by 12 percent, in the transit system by&hellip;
- [Bronx Borough President Gibson Hosts Annual African Heritage Festival at Crotona Park](https://bronxpost.com/bronx-borough-president-gibson-hosts-annual-african-heritage-festival-at-crotona-park/): Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson on Saturday, September 13, hosted the annual African Heritage Festival at Crotona Park, celebrating the rich cultural and social contributions of African immigrants to the borough. Themed “Thriving Together: Immigration, Resilience &amp; Success in 2025,” the festival featured cultural performances, live music, food, and community resource tables that brought together families, community partners, and residents across the Bronx. Elected officials, community leaders, and members of the Bronx African Advisory Council also addressed the gathering. “Our African Heritage Festival is an opportunity for Bronx residents and families to come together to celebrate the incredible contributions&hellip;
- [Community Op-Ed: Bridging the Digital Divide: Providing 350,000 Students with FREE Chromebooks](https://bronxpost.com/community-op-ed-bridging-the-digital-divide-providing-350000-students-with-free-chromebooks/): In today’s digital world, access to reliable technology and high-speed internet is a necessity. Unfortunately, far too many New York City students don’t have this access, which, in turn, creates barriers to learning and taking advantage of opportunities. To bridge the digital divide and provide all our students with the technology they need to succeed — no matter their zip code or income — this school year, we are providing 350,000 brand new Chromebooks to New York City public school students with LTE or 5G access. These free devices will be distributed to students at more than 1,700 schools to&hellip;
- [Senator Sanders Condemns U.S. Funding of Israel’s War in Gaza, Cites Death of Over 18,000 Children](https://bronxpost.com/senator-sanders-condemns-u-s-funding-of-israels-war-in-gaza-cites-death-of-over-18000-children/): U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders has delivered a searing critique of American support for Israel’s ongoing military campaign in Gaza, accusing Washington of bankrolling war crimes that have left tens of thousands of civilians, including children, dead. Speaking on the Senate floor, Sanders referenced a Washington Post report that published the names of children killed in the conflict, noting that the United Nations has confirmed more than 18,000 child deaths since the war began. He stressed that over 12,000 of those killed were under the age of 12, while more than 3,000 children have had limbs amputated. “These are emaciated children,&hellip;
- [Cenk Uygur Slams U.S. Support for Israel, Calls It America’s “Top Enemy”](https://bronxpost.com/cenk-uygur-slams-u-s-support-for-israel-calls-it-americas-top-enemy/): Cenk Uygur, political commentator and founder of The Young Turks, has launched a scathing attack on the United States government and mainstream media over their support for Israel amid the ongoing war in Gaza. In a fiery monologue, Uygur accused Washington of prioritizing Israel at the expense of Palestinians, whom he said are facing a “forced famine” and mass civilian deaths. He argued that the overwhelming support for Israel in Congress was not only immoral but also driven by financial and political influence. “Israel controls America. Saying anything otherwise is absurd. How could, in the middle of a famine, all&hellip;
- [Bronx BP Gibson Applauds Transformation of Historic Post Office into Health and Science Education Hub](https://bronxpost.com/bronx-bp-gibson-applauds-transformation-of-historic-post-office-into-health-and-science-education-hub/): Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson has hailed the repurposing of the historic Bronx General Post Office into a new center for learning, training, and discovery, describing it as a landmark investment in the future of Bronx students. In a statement on Wednesday, Gibson said the project demonstrates how space can be reimagined to empower local scholars and prepare them for careers in high-demand fields. “In these new labs and classrooms, students will gain the hands-on training they need to enter careers in health and science that are not only in high-demand but life-sustaining for their families,” she noted. The&hellip;
- [Mayor Adams’ Campaign Denies Federal Job Speculation, Reaffirms Focus on "Getting the Job Done" for New Yorkers](https://bronxpost.com/mayor-adams-campaign-denies-federal-job-speculation-reaffirms-focus-on-getting-the-job-done-for-new-yorkers/): Todd Shapiro, spokesperson for Mayor Eric Adams’ re-election campaign, has dismissed speculation linking the mayor to a potential federal appointment. “Although Mayor Adams has been the most pro-housing mayor in New York City’s history, at no time did he ask for—nor was he offered—a job at HUD,” Shapiro stated. He emphasized that the mayor remains focused on his work in the city, citing Adams’ announcement earlier in the day of a new life center at Hostos College. “Over the last few years, the Mayor has shown his ability to block out the noise and stay focused on delivering for New&hellip;
- [Bronx Residents Reject ‘Just Home’ Project, Demand STEM School at Jacobi Hospital Site](https://bronxpost.com/bronx-residents-reject-just-home-project-demand-stem-school-at-jacobi-hospital-site/): Residents of Indian Village, Morris Park, Van Nest, and Pelham Parkway have voiced strong opposition to the proposed “Just Home” housing project slated for Jacobi Hospital’s Building 2, calling it a “community-destroying initiative” backed by outside investors rather than local stakeholders. In a unified appeal, residents are urging Mayor Eric Adams, Council Speaker Adrienne Adams, and all New York City Council members to vote against the proposal when it comes up for consideration on September 18. They argue that the community’s needs should outweigh external interests, insisting on an alternative use for the site. Instead of “Just Home,” the coalition&hellip;
- [Community Op-Ed: From the Mean Streets to Clean Streets: A Cleaner City for All New Yorkers](https://bronxpost.com/community-op-ed-from-the-mean-streets-to-clean-streets-a-cleaner-city-for-all-new-yorkers/): How we deal with our garbage says a lot about who we are as a society. New York City must look as good as the people who live here. I have said it many times: We cannot allow our streets and sidewalks to be cluttered with unsightly black garbage bags which are a tripping hazard for pedestrians and provide a constant all-you-can-eat buffet for rats. So, for the past four years, our administration has been sweeping in a new era of public cleanliness with our “Trash Revolution.” Not only have we shifted garbage set out times from 4 PM to&hellip;
- [Mayor Adams Hosts Ecuadorian Heritage Reception, Highlights Community’s Place in NYC’s Story](https://bronxpost.com/mayor-adams-hosts-ecuadorian-heritage-reception-highlights-communitys-place-in-nycs-story/): New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Wednesday hosted members of the Ecuadorian community at Gracie Mansion, marking what he described as a symbolic and historic recognition of their contributions to the city. Adams reflected on his commitment to inclusivity since taking office, stressing that the Ecuadorian community had long been overlooked. &#8220;There have been 110 mayors, but the Ecuadorian community was never invited [to] Gracie Mansion until the 110th mayor came into office,” he said. “110 mayors, and your flag was never raised at Bowling Green when other countries’ flags were raised, but it was raised when I became&hellip;
- [Mayor Adams Expands Big-Rig Training Program to Support Justice-Involved New Yorkers](https://bronxpost.com/mayor-adams-expands-big-rig-training-program-to-support-justice-involved-new-yorkers/): Mayor Eric Adams on Tuesday announced a major expansion of New York City’s commercial driver’s license (CDL) training program, an initiative designed to help justice-involved New Yorkers secure stable, high-paying jobs in the trucking industry while addressing labor shortages. The program, run in partnership with workforce development company Emerge Career and the Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice (MOCJ), will train and place 300 additional formerly incarcerated New Yorkers into full-time employment. Uzoma “Zo” Ochingwa, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Emerge Career, said the expansion marks a “major step forward for both public safety and economic opportunity in our city.” He added:&hellip;
- [Bronx Launches $1.5m ‘Clean Streets are Safe Streets’ Initiative to Tackle Illegal Dumping](https://bronxpost.com/bronx-launches-1-5m-clean-streets-are-safe-streets-initiative-to-tackle-illegal-dumping/): Bronx Borough President, Vanessa Gibson, has announced a $1.5 million investment to combat illegal dumping across the borough through the installation of new security cameras. Gibson made the disclosure during a joint campaign with city agencies and community groups, stressing that mattresses, furniture, and other household items have no place on streets, sidewalks, parks, or playgrounds. &gt; “Bedroom sets and mattresses belong in our homes, but they do NOT belong on our streets, in our parks, or in our playgrounds,” Gibson said. “If you dump on the Bronx, you will be held accountable. Our parks and sidewalks belong to all&hellip;
- [Mayor Adams Swears in 13-Year-Old Cancer Survivor as Honorary Deputy Mayor for Public Safety](https://bronxpost.com/mayor-adams-swears-in-13-year-old-cancer-survivor-as-honorary-deputy-mayor-for-public-safety/): New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Monday swore in 13-year-old Devarjaye “DJ” Daniel, a Houston native and childhood cancer survivor, as the city’s honorary Deputy Mayor for Public Safety. DJ, who has been battling brain and spinal cancer since 2018, has become an inspiring symbol of resilience, courage, and determination. Despite a prognosis of just five months to live, he has undergone more than 13 surgeries and continues to defy the odds. Mayor Adams praised the teenager for his extraordinary spirit and dedication to public service, noting that DJ has already been sworn into more than 1,350 law enforcement&hellip;
- [New York Needs a Mayor, Not a Movement](https://bronxpost.com/new-york-needs-a-mayor-not-a-movement/): By Soraya Deen New Yorkers need a mayor who can govern the city, not someone serving as the figurehead of a protest movement. Leadership requires more than slogans and rallies; it demands the ability to unite a diverse city and deliver real solutions. Zohran Mamdani has emphasized his Muslim identity on the campaign trail and aligned himself with activist groups that use religion and ideology to advance political causes. Faith and identity can be part of a candidate’s story, but they cannot substitute for policies, competence, or vision. New York’s mayor should represent all communities, not just one. There are&hellip;
- [Mayor Adams Honors Haitian Community, Pays Tribute to Fallen Hero at Heritage Reception](https://bronxpost.com/mayor-adams-honors-haitian-community-pays-tribute-to-fallen-hero-at-heritage-reception/): New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Thursday, August 22, 2025, hosted a vibrant Haitian Heritage Reception at Gracie Mansion, where he honored the resilience, contributions, and sacrifices of Haitian Americans while paying tribute to a fallen hero. The mayor began by recalling the recent shooting at 345 Park Avenue that claimed four lives, including that of security officer Aland Paoli. He praised Paoli’s bravery, noting how he risked his life to save others during the attack. “I want to talk about our Haitian brother, Aland. What that brother did was unbelievable. And how he tried to save the lives&hellip;
- [Mayor Adams, NYPD Welcome Largest Police Recruit Class in Nearly a Decade](https://bronxpost.com/mayor-adams-nypd-welcome-largest-police-recruit-class-in-nearly-a-decade/): New York City Mayor Eric Adams and Police Commissioner Jessica S. Tisch have announced the hiring of 1,093 police officer recruits, the largest class sworn in by the NYPD since January 2016. The recruits, who officially began training at the Police Academy this week, also mark the biggest single intake during the Adams administration, surpassing the 1,045 recruits sworn in earlier this year. With this latest addition, the NYPD has hired 2,911 recruits in 2025 alone — the highest figure since 2006 — and nearly 10,000 officers since Adams assumed office. The recruits come from 51 countries, speak 34 languages,&hellip;
- [Kim Jong Un Orders Swift Nuclear Expansion Amid U.S.–South Korea Drills](https://bronxpost.com/kim-jong-un-orders-swift-nuclear-expansion-amid-u-s-south-korea-drills/): North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has urged an accelerated buildup of his country’s nuclear arsenal, branding the ongoing U.S.–South Korea joint military exercises as a “clear provocation of war,” according to a statement carried by state-run Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) on Tuesday. The remarks came as the annual Ulchi Freedom Shield exercises entered their second week. The 11-day drills, which began last week, are designed to bolster defense readiness against North Korean threats. South Korea’s military confirmed that while the 2025 exercise mirrors last year’s in scale, 20 out of 40 planned field training events have been rescheduled&hellip;
- [Hochul Condemns ICE Detention of Seven-Year-Old Girl in New York](https://bronxpost.com/hochul-condemns-ice-detention-of-seven-year-old-girl-in-new-york/): New York Governor Kathy Hochul has strongly condemned the detention of a seven-year-old girl by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in Lower Manhattan, calling the act “cruel and unjust.” According to Hochul, the incident occurred last week when a mother went to 26 Federal Plaza in Lower Manhattan for a routine immigration check-in with her adult son and young daughter. ICE agents reportedly detained all three family members on the spot. Governor Hochul criticized the decision, stressing that separating a mother from her child and detaining a minor does not enhance public safety. “I have been clear: whether&hellip;
- [Community Op-Ed: Quality of Life and Ending the Culture of “Anything Goes”](https://bronxpost.com/community-op-ed-quality-of-life-and-ending-the-culture-of-anything-goes/): Every day, everywhere I go — whether it’s at a town hall, on the streets, or when participating in an interview — I hear about the quality-of-life issues that affect New Yorkers’ daily lives. I am proud of the progress we have made bringing down crime and violence over the last three and a half years — and equally proud of our efforts to improve quality of life all across the five boroughs because that is what New Yorkers see and feel every day in our city. Over the next week, we will complete the deployment of the NYPD’s Quality&hellip;
- [92 Legionnaires’ Cases, 3 Deaths Reported in Central Harlem Cluster](https://bronxpost.com/92-legionnaires-cases-3-deaths-reported-in-central-harlem-cluster/): The New York City Health Department has confirmed 92 cases of Legionnaires’ disease in Central Harlem since July 25, with three fatalities and 15 people currently hospitalized. Twelve cooling towers in the affected ZIP codes (10027, 10030, 10035, 10037, and 10039) tested culture positive for live Legionella bacteria. Eleven towers have been fully remediated, and the final one is expected to be completed by August 15. Affected sites include properties managed by BRP Companies, BVK, Commonwealth Local Development, CUNY City College, Harlem Center Condo, NYC Economic Development Corporation, the NYC Health Department Central Harlem Sexual Health Clinic, NYC Health +&hellip;
- [Mayor Adams Unveils ‘Compassionate Intervention Act’ to Curb Addiction, Expand Mental Health Reforms in NYC](https://bronxpost.com/mayor-adams-unveils-compassionate-intervention-act-to-curb-addiction-expand-mental-health-reforms-in-nyc/): New York City Mayor Eric Adams has announced an ambitious legislative push to expand involuntary treatment laws to include individuals struggling with serious addiction, building on his controversial but increasingly supported mental health reforms. Speaking at the Manhattan Institute, Adams said the proposed Compassionate Intervention Act would “end the culture of anything goes” and provide targeted care to the city’s most vulnerable residents. “We are ending the culture of ‘anything goes’ and providing care to New Yorkers in need,” Adams declared. “Most importantly, we must stop leaving behind the New Yorkers most in need, because when anything goes, nothing is&hellip;
- [Trump Reaffirms Commitment to Restoring Law and Order](https://bronxpost.com/trump-reaffirms-commitment-to-restoring-law-and-order/): File Source : The White House  The White House has reiterated President Donald Trump’s stance on crime, emphasizing his dedication to ensuring public safety across the United States. In a statement, the White House wrote: &#8220;NO level of crime is acceptable; President Trump is committed to restoring law and order in America.&#8221; The message also expressed appreciation for the nation’s law enforcement officers, stating: &#8220;Thank you to law enforcement and the dedicated men and women in uniform working to keep Washington, D.C.&#8217;s streets safe for everyone.&#8221; President Trump has frequently positioned law and order as a central theme of his&hellip;
- [New York Ranks 9th Best State to Live, Bronx Mosque Lauds Role in Community Growth](https://bronxpost.com/new-york-ranks-9th-best-state-to-live-bronx-mosque-lauds-role-in-community-growth/): Image file source: Google  New York State has been ranked the ninth best state to live in, according to a new WalletHub study that assessed factors such as affordability, quality of life, education, and health. Since its establishment in 1998, the MAS Bronx Muslim Center has been instrumental in shaping the local community. The mosque has inspired families to move closer, stimulated the growth of new businesses, boosted real estate activity, and fostered a welcoming environment enriched with friendly faces, cultural diversity, and a variety of halal restaurants. “Many who join us today may not realize how much the masjid&hellip;
- [Rep. Owolewa Slams Trump’s Move to Seize D.C. Police Control](https://bronxpost.com/rep-owolewa-slams-trumps-move-to-seize-d-c-police-control/): Representative Dr. Oye Owolewa (D-D.C.) has strongly condemned President Donald Trump’s decision to invoke the Home Rule Act to take over the Metropolitan Police Department, deploy hundreds of National Guard troops, and forcibly remove unhoused residents from the city. Describing the move as “an unprecedented overreach that violates the very principle of local sovereignty,” Rep. Owolewa said the President’s actions undermine D.C.’s elected leadership. “Under Mayor Bowser and Chief Smith, we have seen violent crime drop by 26%. We have less crime than Memphis, New Orleans, and St. Louis, yet the President is militarizing our streets and seizing control of&hellip;
- [Bronx Leader Drammeh Urges United Support for Mayor Adams’ Reelection](https://bronxpost.com/bronx-leader-drammeh-urges-united-support-for-mayor-adams-reelection/): Bronx community leader Sheikh Musa Drammeh has called on Bronx Democratic County Committee (BDCC) Chairman Hon. Bailey and other elected officials to unite in endorsing New York City Mayor Eric Adams for a second term. In a letter addressed to the BDCC chairman and copied to Bronx elected officials, Drammeh praised their dedication to public service and highlighted legislative achievements that have directly benefited the borough. “Public service is never easy, and I commend each of you for your commitment, leadership, and the personal sacrifices you make for our community,” Drammeh wrote. “Your work has brought real and measurable benefits&hellip;
- [Senegalese Immigrant Gunned Down in U.S. During Robbery Attempt](https://bronxpost.com/senegalese-immigrant-gunned-down-in-u-s-during-robbery-attempt/): A promising new chapter in the life of Modou Mbacké Gueye, a young Senegalese immigrant, was cut short on Saturday night when he was shot and killed during a violent robbery attempt in the United States. According to a report, Gueye, who had recently arrived in the country via Nicaragua, was working as a delivery driver to support himself and his family back home. According to police, the attack happened late Saturday in an urban neighborhood as Gueye was making a delivery. Witnesses said the assailants confronted him and demanded his belongings. Gueye reportedly refused to hand them over, prompting&hellip;
- [Imam Stabbed During Salah at 96th Street Islamic Center in New York](https://bronxpost.com/imam-stabbed-during-salah-at-96th-street-islamic-center-in-new-york/): Worshippers at the 96th Street Masjid, Islamic Center of New York, were left in shock today after an individual entered the mosque during Salah and attacked the Imam. According to eyewitnesses, the assailant approached the Imam while prayers were in session and stabbed him twice. Worshippers quickly intervened, restraining the attacker until police arrived. &nbsp; Law enforcement officers responded promptly to the incident, taking the suspect into custody. Details about the Imam’s condition have not yet been officially released, but community members have expressed deep concern and called for heightened security measures in places of worship. &nbsp;
- [Trump Brokers US-Backed Peace Declaration Between Azerbaijan and Armenia](https://bronxpost.com/trump-brokers-us-backed-peace-declaration-between-azerbaijan-and-armenia/): President Donald Trump on Friday hosted the leaders of Azerbaijan and Armenia for the signing of a joint peace declaration aimed at ending nearly four decades of hostilities between the two former Soviet republics. The agreement—described by Trump as a “peace deal”—grants the United States exclusive rights to develop a strategic transit route through Armenia’s Zangezur corridor, linking Azerbaijan to its exclave and the Nagorno-Karabakh region. The route, a key geopolitical prize, will be officially named the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity (TRIPP). U.S. officials say it marks a major setback for Russian and Iranian influence in the&hellip;
- [Op-Ed: New York Deserves Leadership, Not Copycats and Cluelessness](https://bronxpost.com/op-ed-new-york-deserves-leadership-not-copycats-and-cluelessness/): By Sheikh Musa Dramameh New York City, August 8, 2025 — Former Governor Andrew Cuomo’s attempt at a political comeback is proving to be more spectacle than substance. After suffering a resounding defeat at the hands of a Democratic Socialist Alliance (DSA) newcomer with no prior government experience, Cuomo has embarked on a campaign lacking in originality, vigor, and credibility. Cuomo’s latest bid — this time as an independent candidate — offers little more than recycled talking points borrowed from rivals. In a city teetering on the edge of economic, social, and public safety challenges, New Yorkers are right to&hellip;
- [Over 100 Faith Leaders Endorse Mayor Eric Adams for Re-election at City Hall](https://bronxpost.com/over-100-faith-leaders-endorse-mayor-eric-adams-for-re-election-at-city-hall/): In a powerful demonstration of interfaith unity and civic support, over 100 religious leaders from across New York gathered on the steps of City Hall this morning to endorse Mayor Eric Adams for a second term in office. The diverse coalition included rabbis, pastors, priests, imams, Buddhist monks, Hindu and Sikh representatives, and members of the city’s vibrant Rastafarian community. “Glory to God: Today was a day that only prayer could deliver — over 100 faith-based leaders from across New York endorsing me on the steps of City Hall this morning,” Mayor Adams wrote on social media following the event.&hellip;
- [Community Op-Ed: Building, Preserving, and Planning 426,000+ Units of Housing to Make Our City More Affordable](https://bronxpost.com/community-op-ed-building-preserving-and-planning-426000-units-of-housing-to-make-our-city-more-affordable/): When I came into office, affordable housing was at the top of my agenda, and I didn’t need any studies or polls to tell me why. New Yorkers were telling me every day, every chance they got. I heard it at the store, on the street, and in the subway; I heard it from young adults and seniors; I heard it from the Bronx to Staten Island. For me, this work is personal. Growing up on the edge of homelessness, I know what it feels like to worry about whether or not you will have a roof over your head&hellip;
- [NYC Crime Hits Record Lows in July — Mayor Adams Credits NYPD and Precision Policing](https://bronxpost.com/nyc-crime-hits-record-lows-in-july-mayor-adams-credits-nypd-and-precision-policing/): New York City Mayor Eric Adams has hailed a significant drop in crime across the city, declaring July 2025 as a historic month with the lowest number of shooting incidents and victims ever recorded in the city&#8217;s history. In a statement reflecting on the month of July, Mayor Adams celebrated what he described as the seventh consecutive quarter of crime reduction in the city, highlighting sharp declines in some of the most violent crime categories. “As we reflect on the month of July, we are exceptionally proud that overall crime continues to topple — leading off our seventh consecutive quarter&hellip;
- [Transatlantic Family Reunification Day Set to Unite Africans in Diaspora](https://bronxpost.com/transatlantic-family-reunification-day-set-to-unite-africans-in-diaspora/): The historic Transatlantic Family Reunification Day will bring together Africans in the diaspora to commemorate a pivotal moment in history. The initiative seeks to reconnect families torn apart by the transatlantic enslavement trade and subsequent migration. New York City Mayor Eric Adams has thrown his weight behind the effort, underscoring the significance of cultural heritage. &#8220;When we understand our history, we can better understand ourselves and our place in the world,&#8221; he emphasized. The celebration promises to be a vibrant affair, featuring visits to significant sites, investment opportunity forums, education and health exhibitions, cultural performances, and traditional cuisine. A thought-provoking&hellip;
- [Muslim World League Condemns Israeli Incursion into Al-Aqsa Mosque](https://bronxpost.com/muslim-world-league-condemns-israeli-incursion-into-al-aqsa-mosque/): The Muslim World League (MWL) has issued a strong condemnation of a recent incident in which hundreds of Israeli settlers, escorted by officials and protected by security forces, stormed the courtyards of the Blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque. In a statement released by the General Secretariat, the MWL described the action as part of the “ongoing practices of the occupation authorities that violate Islamic sanctities and provoke the sentiments of Muslims around the world.” His Excellency Sheikh Dr. Mohammed bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa, Secretary-General of the MWL and Chairman of the Organization of Muslim Scholars, denounced the incursion, calling it a “grave violation&hellip;
- [Clergy, Faith Leaders to Endorse Mayor Eric Adams at NYC City Hall](https://bronxpost.com/clergy-faith-leaders-to-endorse-mayor-eric-adams-at-nyc-city-hall/): A broad coalition of clergy and religious leaders from across New York City will gather on the steps of City Hall in the Financial District on Tuesday, August 5, at 9:30 AM to formally announce their collective endorsement of Mayor Eric Adams’ reelection campaign. The endorsement event, billed as a significant show of support, brings together religious figures from various denominations and communities who collectively represent hundreds of thousands of the city’s voters. In a statement inviting the public and media to attend, organizers described the event as “a historic occasion and one of the most powerful constituents’ job-approvals of&hellip;
- [Mayor Adams Cements Historic Housing Legacy, Creates 426,800 Homes](https://bronxpost.com/mayor-adams-cements-historic-housing-legacy-creates-426800-homes/): New York City Mayor Eric Adams has announced a historic milestone in the city&#8217;s fight against the housing crisis, revealing that his administration created, preserved, or planned approximately 426,800 homes — including at least 250,000 affordable units — since taking office. This makes his administration the most pro-housing in the city’s history. “For the third year in a row, we’ve shattered records — not just talked about housing, but actually built it,” said Mayor Adams. “We’ve already laid the groundwork for over 426,000 homes and connected more than 31,000 New Yorkers to affordable housing. The numbers don’t lie — we’re&hellip;
- [Mayor Adams Pays Tribute to Fallen Detective Didarul Islam, Hails Him as a Symbol of Hope and Sacrifice](https://bronxpost.com/mayor-adams-pays-tribute-to-fallen-detective-didarul-islam-hails-him-as-a-symbol-of-hope-and-sacrifice/): New York City Mayor Eric Adams has paid a heartfelt tribute to fallen NYPD Detective Didarul Islam, reflecting on his sacrifice, family, and the values he embodied as an immigrant and public servant. “Today, we came together to honor the life of fallen NYPD Detective Didarul Islam,” Adams began, expressing his deep sorrow over the loss. “As a father, I am so sorry for his death because the pain of parents burying their child is so immense and intense. No one should ever lay their own son to rest.” Detective Islam, who leaves behind his wife, two young sons, and&hellip;
- [Gov. Hochul Urges Immediate Humanitarian Aid for Gaza, Calls for Lasting Peace](https://bronxpost.com/gov-hochul-urges-immediate-humanitarian-aid-for-gaza-calls-for-lasting-peace/): Governor Kathy Hochul has issued a powerful statement addressing the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, urging swift international action to ensure the delivery of aid and calling for a peaceful resolution to the conflict. Reacting to the arrival of U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff in Israel, Hochul emphasized that this moment must mark a turning point. “The reports that continue to emerge are harrowing,” she said. “I am calling for Israel to work with the United States and the international community to immediately ensure sustained humanitarian aid can reach civilians.” Governor Hochul condemned the dire conditions faced by civilians in&hellip;
- [Senator Bailey Mourns Fallen NYPD Officer Didarul Islam](https://bronxpost.com/senator-bailey-mourns-fallen-nypd-officer-didarul-islam/): New York State Senator Jamaal T. Bailey has expressed profound sorrow over the tragic death of Police Officer Didarul Islam, who lost his life while serving in the line of duty. In a heartfelt statement issued by the senator, he joined the 47th Precinct and the entire NYPD in mourning the fallen officer, describing him as “a dedicated public servant, a loving husband and father, and a valued member of our community.” “Officer Islam gave his life in the line of duty while working to protect the people of New York City,” Senator Bailey stated. “This tragedy hits especially close&hellip;
- [Mayor Adams Leads Vigil for Victims of Midtown Shooting, Mourns Fallen NYPD Officer](https://bronxpost.com/mayor-adams-leads-vigil-for-victims-of-midtown-shooting-mourns-fallen-nypd-officer/): In the aftermath of a tragic mass shooting in Midtown Manhattan, New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Tuesday night led a solemn vigil to honor the victims, including fallen NYPD Officer Islam. The event drew city officials, community members, and law enforcement personnel united in grief and resilience. “Tonight is what our city represents. As New Yorkers, in difficult times, we show the country, and each other, our resiliency and our ability to stand tall,” Mayor Adams said, addressing a heartbroken city. The mayor described the emotional toll the incident has taken on him and the community. “This is&hellip;
- [Five Killed, Including Police Officer, in Manhattan Skyscraper Mass Shooting](https://bronxpost.com/five-killed-including-police-officer-in-manhattan-skyscraper-mass-shooting/): Chaos erupted in the heart of Manhattan Monday evening as a heavily armed gunman stormed a high-rise office building on Park Avenue, killing four people — including a New York City police officer — before taking his own life. The attacker, identified as 27-year-old Shane Tamura of Las Vegas, entered the skyscraper around 6:30 p.m. ET wielding an assault-style rifle. He opened fire in the building’s lobby, fatally shooting Officer Didarul Islam, a 36-year-old security detail and NYPD officer, before continuing his deadly rampage on the 33rd floor. The building, which houses the headquarters of major corporations including the National&hellip;
- [Mayor Adams Celebrates Safe Hotels Act as Boost for Tourism and Worker Safety](https://bronxpost.com/mayor-adams-celebrates-safe-hotels-act-as-boost-for-tourism-and-worker-safety/): New York City Mayor Eric Adams has praised the implementation of the Safe Hotels Act, describing it as a landmark achievement that strengthens the safety and well-being of both hotel workers and tourists in the city. In a statement shared on Thursday, Mayor Adams emphasized the administration’s ongoing commitment to public safety, especially in the hospitality sector. “So proud to stand with working-class New Yorkers and our partners from the Hotel and Gaming Trades Council to celebrate our historic efforts to keep hotel workers and tourists safe,” he wrote. He highlighted that the Safe Hotels Act sets “new, stronger standards&hellip;
- [Shahnaz Highlights Unity as Muslim and Jewish Women Gather to Tackle Hate at AMMWEC Summit](https://bronxpost.com/shahnaz-highlights-unity-as-muslim-and-jewish-women-gather-to-tackle-hate-at-ammwec-summit/): The American Muslim &#038; Multifaith Women’s Empowerment Council (AMMWEC) has hosted its annual “Uniting Against Hate” summit, bringing together Muslim and Jewish women from across the United States to champion interfaith collaboration and social justice. Held under the theme “Partnership over Division,” the summit convened influential women leaders, activists, and faith advocates committed to confronting hate, dismantling stereotypes, and building bridges across communities. Atia Shahnaz, a Muslim woman and community activist, participated as a panelist and offered heartfelt reflections on the importance of interfaith dialogue and solidarity. “I was deeply honored to participate as a panelist in a crucial discussion&hellip;
- [NYC Launches 'Liberty Link' to Bring Free, Low-Cost Internet to 2,200 Affordable Housing Units](https://bronxpost.com/nyc-launches-liberty-link-to-bring-free-low-cost-internet-to-2200-affordable-housing-units/): In a major push to bridge the digital divide, Mayor Eric Adams today announced the launch of Liberty Link, a new initiative that will provide free and low-cost high-speed internet to 2,200 households in affordable housing developments across the Bronx and upper Manhattan. The program, unveiled at the New York Public Library alongside key city and national leaders, is part of a three-year, $3.25 million pilot aimed at bringing digital equity to underserved communities. It builds on the success of Big Apple Connect, which already delivers free broadband to more than 330,000 NYCHA residents. “In the 21st century, internet access&hellip;
- [VIDEO: 19 people killed, dozens injured as fighter jet crashes into school building](https://bronxpost.com/video-19-people-killed-dozens-injured-as-fighter-jet-crashes-into-school-building/): At least 19 people were killed and dozens more injured on Monday when a Chinese-made F-7 BGI fighter jet crashed into Milestone School and College in Dhaka, Bangladesh’s capital, moments after students had been let out at 1:00 p.m. According to a military statement, the dead included the pilot of the aircraft. The crash, which took place on the junior section&#8217;s playground, is being described as Bangladesh’s deadliest aviation accident in decades. An AFP photographer on the scene reported chaotic scenes as fire and rescue officials rushed to save the injured, while military personnel helped clear the wreckage. Witnesses described&hellip;
- [Mayoral Race: Healing a Divided City Requires More Than Slogans](https://bronxpost.com/mayoral-race-healing-a-divided-city-requires-more-than-slogans/): By Sheikh Musa Drammeh I have long served as a bridge-builder among faiths, neighborhoods, and generations in the Bronx and beyond. In a city fractured by political ideology and polarized debate, what New York needs is not just hope—but healing. That healing does not come from slogans. It comes from service. It comes from leaders who understand both policy and pain. For this reason, I offer my full support for the re-election of Mayor Eric Adams. Adams, a son of struggle and a servant of the streets, embodies something that many political hopefuls do not: tested leadership. His detractors may&hellip;
- [Edward Mermelstein Steps Down as NYC Commissioner for International Affairs](https://bronxpost.com/edward-mermelstein-steps-down-as-nyc-commissioner-for-international-affairs/): Edward Mermelstein, the outgoing Commissioner at New York City’s Mayor’s Office of International Affairs, has officially announced his resignation after nearly four impactful years of service. In a heartfelt statement shared on social media, Mermelstein expressed deep pride and gratitude for the opportunity to serve in the role, which he described as both &#8220;challenging and incredibly rewarding.&#8221; “After nearly four unforgettable years serving as New York City’s Commissioner for International Affairs, I’m stepping down with deep pride and gratitude,” he wrote. Highlighting some of the major achievements under his leadership, Mermelstein noted, “From elevating NYC’s global role in diplomacy, AI,&hellip;
- [Mayor Adams Appoints Camara as Commissioner for International Affairs](https://bronxpost.com/mayor-adams-appoints-camara-as-commissioner-for-international-affairs/): New York City Mayor Eric Adams has appointed Aissata M.B. Camara as the new commissioner of the Mayor’s Office for International Affairs, marking a historic milestone as she becomes the first African-born Muslim woman to hold the role. Camara brings nearly a decade of experience in the office, having served as deputy commissioner for policy and strategic initiatives and chief of staff. “Aissata M.B. Camara has been at the forefront of that work for almost a decade,” said Mayor Adams. “With her deep expertise and passion for international affairs, she’ll build on that important work as commissioner. I also want&hellip;
- [India Crash: Expert Claims Captain Deliberately Cut Off Fuel Supply](https://bronxpost.com/india-crash-expert-claims-captain-deliberately-cut-off-fuel-supply/): Australian aviation expert Captain Byron Bailey has weighed in on the tragic crash of Air India Flight 171, asserting that evidence strongly suggests the pilot-in-command deliberately turned off the aircraft’s fuel control switches shortly after take-off. The crash occurred on June 12, 2025, when the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, en route to London’s Gatwick Airport, plunged into a residential building in Ahmedabad just moments after leaving the runway. The devastating incident claimed the lives of 241 people on board, leaving only one survivor. Additionally, 19 people on the ground were killed. India&#8217;s Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) recently released its findings,&hellip;
- [Trump in Excellent Health, Says White House Physician](https://bronxpost.com/trump-in-excellent-health-says-white-house-physician/): The White House has confirmed that President Donald J. Trump remains in excellent health, following a recent medical evaluation prompted by mild swelling in his lower legs. In a memorandum dated July 17, 2025, addressed to White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, Dr. Sean P. Barbabella, Physician to the President and Captain in the U.S. Navy, provided a detailed update on the President’s condition. “In recent weeks, President Trump noted mild swelling in his lower legs,” Dr. Barbabella wrote. “In keeping with routine medical care and out of an abundance of caution, this concern was thoroughly evaluated by the White&hellip;
- [NYC challenges federal cut of $351M in disaster preparedness funds](https://bronxpost.com/nyc-challenges-federal-cut-of-351m-in-disaster-preparedness-funds/): The City of New York has formally submitted a legal declaration supporting a multistate lawsuit challenging the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) abrupt termination of over $351 million in disaster preparedness funding. The move supports legal action led by New York State Attorney General Letitia James and a coalition of 20 states, asserting that FEMA’s revocation of the funds under the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program is unlawful and jeopardizes 19 major resiliency projects across the city. The BRIC program, created during the first Trump administration with bipartisan support, was designed to help communities prepare for natural&hellip;
- [How Trump Plans to Dismantle the Education Department After Supreme Court Ruling](https://bronxpost.com/how-trump-plans-to-dismantle-the-education-department-after-supreme-court-ruling/): Education Secretary Linda McMahon is expected to move quickly now that the Supreme Court has cleared the way for the Trump administration to continue unwinding her department. The justices on Monday paused a lower court order that had halted nearly 1,400 layoffs and had called into question the legality of President Donald Trump’s plan to outsource the department’s operations to other agencies. Now, Trump and McMahon are free to execute the layoffs and break up the department’s work among other federal agencies. Trump had campaigned on closing the department, and McMahon has said the department has one “final mission” to&hellip;
- [“It Is Not Antisemitic to Condemn Israel” — Malcom Omirhobo Defends Support for Iran](https://bronxpost.com/it-is-not-antisemitic-to-condemn-israel-malcom-omirhobo-defends-support-for-iran/): Human rights lawyer and constitutional activist, Malcom Omirhobo, has stirred conversation with his bold assertion that criticizing the State of Israel should not be equated with antisemitism. In a strongly worded public statement, Omirhobo said, “It is not antisemitic to condemn Israel,” while defending Iran’s position in the ongoing regional tension between the two nations. According to Omirhobo, expressing opposition to Israel’s alleged war crimes in Gaza or its military aggression toward Iran is a moral stand rooted in truth and international law, not hatred against Jews. “I am not antisemitic for criticizing Israel over her war crimes in Gaza.&hellip;
- [Bronx Families Demand Action Six Months After Devastating Wallace Avenue Fire](https://bronxpost.com/bronx-families-demand-action-six-months-after-devastating-wallace-avenue-fire/): Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson has joined housing advocates and displaced residents of 2910 Wallace Avenue to demand urgent intervention from New York City authorities, following the devastating fire that occurred six months ago. In a statement posted on social media, President Gibson expressed deep concern over the prolonged displacement of many tenants, who are still living in shelters or unstable housing conditions. &#8220;We stood with the Legal Aid Society, housing advocates, and displaced tenants from 2910 Wallace Avenue to demand urgent action from the City,&#8221; she said. &#8220;Six months after the devastating fire, many families are still residing&hellip;
- [Rep. Owolewa Slams Trump’s Call for Federal Control of Washington, DC](https://bronxpost.com/rep-owolewa-slams-trumps-call-for-federal-control-of-washington-dc/): U.S. Representative Oye Owolewa (D-D.C.) has strongly condemned former President Donald Trump’s recent remarks suggesting a federal takeover of Washington, DC, calling the proposal “deeply disturbing” and “anti-democratic.” In a press statement released on Tuesday, Rep. Owolewa rebuked Trump’s rhetoric as a political tactic rooted in authoritarianism and a disregard for the will of D.C. residents. “Donald Trump’s suggestion that Washington, DC should be placed under federal control is deeply disturbing, anti-democratic, and an affront to the very ideals this country claims to stand for,” Owolewa said. “Let’s be absolutely clear: this is not leadership — it’s authoritarian fear-mongering.” He&hellip;
- [28-Year-Old Mom of 9 Goes Viral After Announcing Triplets — All Funded Through Food Stamps](https://bronxpost.com/28-year-old-mom-of-9-goes-viral-after-announcing-triplets-all-funded-through-food-stamps/): A 28-year-old woman with nine children has gone viral after revealing she’s now pregnant with triplets—bringing her expected total to 12 kids—all reportedly supported through the U.S. government’s food stamp (EBT) program. The woman, known online as quaypartyof9, has drawn both criticism and support for her social media videos where she proudly showcases large grocery hauls from Walmart, Kroger, and Piggly Wiggly, paid for entirely with food stamps. &#8220;It&#8217;s a great day and yeah, let&#8217;s go eat some breakfast,&#8221; she says in one video. &#8220;Some buttermilk waffles, some French toast, blueberry waffles, and I&#8217;m going to do some Rogerwood sausages.&#8221;&hellip;
- [Texas Floods Kill 51, Dozens Still Missing](https://bronxpost.com/texas-floods-kill-51-dozens-still-missing/): Image Source: Google Devastating floods in central Texas have claimed the lives of at least 51 people, including 15 children, following days of relentless rain that caused the Guadalupe River to overflow dramatically. Among the worst-hit locations is Camp Mystic, a Christian girls’ summer camp near the river, where 27 campers remain missing as rescue teams race against time. The flooding began early Friday when torrential downpours triggered a rapid rise in the river’s level—soaring more than 20 feet in under two hours. The unprecedented surge caught many off guard, submerging roads, homes, and entire campgrounds. Texas Governor Greg Abbott,&hellip;
- [Why Cristiano Ronaldo Missed Jota’s Funeral](https://bronxpost.com/why-cristiano-ronaldo-missed-jotas-funeral/): Cristiano Ronaldo’s absence at the funeral of Portuguese footballer Diogo Jota and his brother, André Silva, has sparked public curiosity. While many fans and observers wondered why the global icon was not present at the solemn ceremony, sources close to the player have provided insight into the deeply personal reasons behind his decision. According to Record newspaper — a publication known to have close ties to Ronaldo — the football star chose not to attend the funeral due to personal reasons linked to the emotional trauma he suffered following the death of his father in 2005. “Since losing his father,&hellip;
- [Bronx Cleanup Campaign Ends with Forum on Cleanliness and Crime Prevention](https://bronxpost.com/bronx-cleanup-campaign-ends-with-forum-on-cleanliness-and-crime-prevention/): The Bronx has wrapped up its impactful &#8220;Don’t Dump on the Bronx&#8221; Summer Cleanup Series with a powerful closing ceremony and a community-centered dialogue on public safety and cleanliness. Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson, in a statement shared on social media, highlighted the success of the initiative, which was capped off with the “Reduce Crime Together: Forum 2025”, hosted in partnership with ASEZ WAO at Bronx Borough Hall. “We recently wrapped up our Don’t Dump on the Bronx Summer Cleanup Series with a powerful closing ceremony and community forum at Bronx Borough Hall,” Gibson wrote. “Together with ASEZ WAO, we&hellip;

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