Some say that the mozzarella made at Casa Della Mozzarella is the best this side of the Atlantic outside of Italy. Recently, the mom and pop shop in The Bronx’s Little Italy,…
Despite reassurances last week from the New York City Department of Health regarding two cases of Legionnaires’ disease within the past 12 months at Tracey Towers, DOH arrived again this week to…
Here’s another thing we can add to the list of things that ails our borough: Restaurant Health ratings. According to an analysis done by Renthop, The Bronx has highest rates of restaurants…
One lucky person in The Bronx purchased the single-winning ticket for the New York State Lottery this past Wednesday, September 11th. Worth $10.7 million bucks, the lucky buyer got his ticket at…
Next stop: Rita Moreno! Called City of Women, the New York City subway map was recreated to honor women across the city by renaming every single 424 stations for important females in…
Last year saw tens of thousands of pizza lovers descend upon New York City’s REAL Little Italy in the Belmont section of The Bronx for the first ever New York Pizza Festival…
169 newly constructed apartments in the Fordham Manor area of The Bronx are up for grabs via New York City’s Affordable Housing Lottery program. Located at 2519 Creston Avenue, across from Saint…
For the first time in 7 years, overdose death rates in New York City have dropped. According to New York City Department of Health, NYC saw a 3% drop in such deaths…
Last year NYC Ferry kicked off its service in The Bronx at Clason Point in Soundview offering relief to a transit-starved community and cutting commute times by as much as half in…
The folks over at Localize.city sent Welcome2TheBronx their latest report, this time they’ve analyzed street tree density across all New York City neighborhoods in the five boroughs. Although The Bronx is the…
Every now and again we get lost in the New York Public Library’s Digital Collections and we like to share some of our findings with our readers. Today we’re taking a stroll…
108 years ago, the Italian brothers known as the Piccirilli Brothers carved one of New York City’s most iconic statues: The lions standing guard at the New York Public Library’s main branch…