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Assembly Member Chantel Jackson organized a Next Wave Career Summit at Bronx Community College to help young people in the Bronx find their passions and talents and turn them into reality.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

La Unidad Latina held a protest in front of the Bank of America on Fordham Road to inform locals that the bank provides funds to ICE.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

A new exhibition at the Bronx Documentary Center offered a rare look into one of the world’s most urgent environmental crises. Photojournalist Nicole Tung documented the realities of overfishing across Southeast Asia, spotlighting the environmental and human toll behind a global industry.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

At 79 Alexander Avenue, conversations about tech—and the tools shaping how we use AI—are well underway at The Knowledge House’s Women in Tech panel, where industry leaders and aspiring professionals are coming together to explore the future of innovation and prepare talent for the digital evolution.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

The Bronx River Art Center invites participants of all ages and skillsets to get creative through its various classes including ceramics.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

Over 200 students from schools across Bronx Community School District 9 gathered at Yankee Stadium for the annual Bronx Invitational Chess Tournament.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

Healthfirst and St. Barnabas Hospital collaborated for a Colorectal Health & Nutrition Workshop in recognition of National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. The two organizations are raising awareness and encouraging screenings in older adults to prevent colorectal cancer.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

The Bronx celebrated Dominican Heritage Month with a vibrant evening honoring Dominican culture, community, and legacy. Hosted by Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson, the event featured live music, cultural performances, and recognition of community leaders who continue to shape the borough. Held in the heart of the Bronx, the celebration highlighted the deep cultural roots and contributions of the Dominican community, bringing together residents for a night of pride, tradition, and unity. From energetic performances to moments honoring local leaders, the event showcased why Dominican Heritage Month is an important celebration in the Bronx and beyond.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

Assemblymember Jeffrey Dinowitz set in motion his re-election campaign, as he invited community members to come along for the political journey with him.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

In the Bronx’s Little Italy, Saint Joseph’s Day brings a surge of customers to Arthur Avenue bakeries, where pastry-making is more than just business—it’s tradition. From long lines to family legacies, the story explores how local bakeries keep cultural heritage alive, one dessert at a time.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

Jordan Elmont Junior High School 22 stepped in to help its neighbors affected by the recent building fire, by offering food, clothes and support to those in need.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

The P.S. 48 Book Fair brings the Hunts Point community together by distributing thousands of free, physical books donated by the American Federation of Teachers. Organizers emphasize the crucial return to physical reading materials, aiming to reverse the digital trend of E-Books and further facilitate a lasting love of reading among scholars.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

An event hosted by Assembly Member Landon Dais for the 77th district in partnership with M.S. 22. The event, a youth forum, was focused on gathering feedback, and insights from students to help determine the future and improvement of the community.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

The World Press Photo exhibition returns to New York City after over a decade, bringing the public compelling global photojournalism that documents critical issues around the world.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

The Renaissance Youth Center hosted a Black History Month event with local elected representatives and members of NY Governor Hochul’s office to inform the community about the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 state budget.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced the expansion of the 2-K program at Bronx Community College, providing thousands of free child care seats for two-year-olds of Bronx parents and student-parents pursuing a degree.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

The Bronx River Art Center Gallery and BCA present the 2021-2025 BRIO Retrospective, an exhibition at the Longwood Art Gallery that celebrates the diverse range of creative inquiry and lived experience that drive modern artistic practice in the community.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

An exhibition that focuses on the history of graffiti art, specifically centered around a legendary location known as "The Ghost Yard," which was a major train repair and maintenance yard in New York City and a pivotal site for early graffiti writers.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

In less than two weeks, the Albany Capital Center will be turned into an immersive experience with all of the wonderful things the Bronx has to offer — across business, culture, and community. Bronx Day in Albany officially kicks off, bringing the borough’s energy straight to the state capital.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

The first-ever Lunar New Year celebration, hosted by the Bronx Borough President's office and the International Youth Fellowship, was held in the Bronx Borough Hall. This cultural display brings cultural activities and community engagement into one room, as attendees bring in the Year of the Horse.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

Pancakes with a side of sneakers? It may not be the usual pairing, but at the IHOP, on E. 189th St., they, along with the Fordham Road Business Improvement District, are celebrating March 3rd, National Pancake Day, in signature style.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

A Valentine's Day mixology session at Mott Haven Spirits features another collaborative effort with beverage brand Sweet Juices, where attendees learned to make their own Valentine’s-themed cocktails.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

Council Member Kevin C. Riley organized an impactful Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service in multiple sites, to pay tribute to the legendary human rights activist and his community values.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

A celebration takes place in the Andrew Freedman house honoring Gouverneur Morris, an overlooked Founding Father from the borough, who wrote the world-famous preamble to the U.S. Constitution. The event highlighted Morris's contributions to American history and his legacy through presentations and preserved historical documents and artifacts.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

Black women and girls were celebrated at New York City Hall during the third annual Black Girl Magic Day. Hosted by Althea Stevens, the event honored the leadership, resilience, and impact of Black women shaping New York City across community, culture, and civic life.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

In recognition of World Hijab Day on February 1st, Bronx Borough Hall hosted a celebration of identity, inclusion, and community, as Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson, alongside Bronx Fashion Week and Style Esteem Wardrobe NYC, presented a World Hijab Day Fashion Show in solidarity with women who wear the hijab.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

A press conference was held in front of 1235 Stratford Avenue, where 29-year-old Pamela Guerrero was found dead on December 21, 2025. The family is demanding justice since they say the police haven't given them any answers or updates on her mysterious death.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

Healthfirst, along with the NYPD, come together to host the 5th annual Valentine’s Day Love Fest in Co-op city for senior citizens here in the Bronx.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

With Super Bowl 60 just days away, restaurants all over the country are gearing up for a packed house, but here at 1247 Castle Hill Ave, Barrio BX is getting ready for the real show – the Benito Bowl. BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

En Foco hosted its exhibition opening called, Coming Home, which invited artists from various backgrounds and mediums to delve into their roots and culture, and display what home personally means to them.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

Pop-up soup kitchen, ‘The Block Eats', launched their debut food drive, turning an elementary school cafeteria into a soul food soup kitchen with free meals and plentiful portions for everyone.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson, along with other NYC Council members, address long-standing infrastructure issues in the Herbert H. Lehman High School Educational Campus by presenting $5.6 million dollar in funding for their athletic field.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

The Bronx Vegan Bazaar and Holiday Book Bash invited foodies and bookworms to explore its vast selection of delicious vegan food and intriguing books.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

BronxNet asked Bronxites how they really feel about the new OMNY card and turnstiles.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

A Christmas resource drive is celebrating 15 years of giving back to the community. Organized by local organizations at the P188X school, distributors successfully provided essential provisions like food, clothing, and toys to families in need.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

New York State Senator Jamaal T. Bailey, New York State Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie, and New York City Council Member Kevin Riley held a press conference to announce a one-million-dollar funding allocation for the installation of ARGUS security cameras at the NYPD 47th Precinct. BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

Louise Jean Signore — New York City’s oldest resident — has died at the age of 113. Louise Jean Signore leaves behind more than a remarkable age — she leaves a living snapshot of New York history and a life defined by resilience, rhythm, and strength.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

As New York City faced historic snowfall and bitter cold, some Bronx residents worried they wouldn’t have the gear to stay warm. Just ahead of the storm, the Bronx Borough President’s Office hosted their annual coat drive on the Grand Concourse, making sure no family was left out in the cold.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

A music production seminar co-hosted by Lehman College and Grammy-winning mixing engineer Mario De Jesus, also known as Marioso. A masterclass focusing on dissecting a song, understanding beat intensity, and using technology in music production.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

Kicking off the new year in the South Bronx was the annual Three Kings Day celebration hosted by the Bronx Borough President. The event brought children together at Casita Maria, where families shared the story of the Three Kings, symbolizing generosity, faith, and community.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

The 26th Annual Scholarship Golf Outing Dinner, hosted by the New York City Fire Department (FDNY), served as a fundraiser for the children of fallen firefighters. The event honored Todd Shapiro, a public relations figure known for his dedication to the Uniformed Fire Officers Association (UFOA).BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

Author Dr. Lashawn Harris spoke at church about her book, Tell Her Story: Eleanor Bumpurs and the Police Killing That Galvanized New York City.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.

Martin Luther King Jr. Day is significant as a federal holiday commemorating Dr. King's legacy of civil rights, nonviolence, and service, as well as a national call-to-action for community service, reflection on ongoing inequalities, and recommitment to justice, equality, and the "Beloved Community" he envisioned. It's a "Day On, Not a Day Off," encouraging Americans to volunteer and address long-standing concerns such as racial and economic inequality, carrying on the Civil Rights Movement's unfinished work.BronxNet Today is your daily window into the heart of the borough. Join our team of dedicated reporters as they head into the streets to share the stories that define us—from local community celebrations and cultural highlights to the grassroots initiatives making a difference. It’s more than just news; it’s the heartbeat of the Bronx.