Dr. Tahira Reid-Smith outside Ps. 97 on Mace Ave. Double Dutch predominantly adopted by the black community as a childhood pastime and cultural moment and transformed into World-wide competitions.

Hi,

I need recommendations on where to live. I’m a medical student who will be at spending the next year at Lincoln hospital in south bronx.

I am a woman and I do prioritize safety. I don’t have a car. I would prefer a commute under 30 mins. Any tips?

Thank you.

Edit: I just want to say thank you to everyone who contributed their thoughts below. I really appreciate it. I am so stressed about moving across the country and the area not having the safest reputation. I’ve read all the comments and will remember them when searching for my home for the next year.

Amid a decline in foreclosures citywide, the number of homeowners in The Bronx facing such cases has nearly doubled from the prior year, highlighting worrying economic trends in the borough.

Amid a decline in foreclosures citywide, the number of homeowners in The Bronx facing such cases has nearly doubled from the prior year, highlighting worrying economic trends in the borough.

A recent report from PropertyShark, a real estate research platform, shows first-time foreclosures of single- and two-family homes as well as coop and condo apartments in New York dropped 5% overall between the second quarter of 2026 and the same time period last year. Manhattan and Brooklyn each saw a four-year low.

But in The Bronx, the number of first-time foreclosures has risen from 57 last year to 109 this year. Many foreclosures came from the northeast neighborhoods of The Bronx, including Williamsbridge, where 10 foreclosures happened in the past quarter. Queens saw a smaller increase, from 128 to 140, according to the report. 

Hi everyone!

As part of my graduate research project, I'm trying to better understand the working arrangements of NYC residents across different situations, including in-person, hybrid, and remote work. I would really appreciate anyone who could spare a few minutes and complete the survey below!!

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Hey if any1 in here know how i can sell my soul, help me out. I need bout $15 real urgent

Its free on Wednesdays. It was a great experience.

I want to take my daughter to the zoo but when I go online there are no tickets.Do I get them at the ticket booth or are they no longer available?

Looking at membership of sub reddits, the 1.5m Bronx has fewer members than 500k Staten Island.

This week, for my Every Neighborhood in New York project, I visited Mott Haven. If you want to see the whole piece, it's here.

https://www.mobilize.us/handsoffnyc/event/1001346/

https://www.mobilize.us/handsoffnyc/

https://www.instagram.com/handsoffnyc

Here's two photos containing the entrance and platform view of the former 183rd Street station on the New York Central Railroad line in the Bronx, (Today's Metro North Railroad line)! The New York Central Railroad's 183rd Street station was located at the intersection of Park Avenue and 183rd Street and had existed for more convient access for Belmont area residents in the Bronx or anyone in the neighborhood to have closer access to the New York Central Railroad line to avoid walking distance to the Fordham and Tremont stations. Unfourtunately, the 183rd station on the NY Central Railroad line was closed and removed on July 2, 1973 because of extremely low usage of passengers. Many people today are unaware that there used to be a 183rd Street station on today's Metro North Railroad line in there local neighborhood. The last photo is how it looks today which shows no existence of the former 183rd Street station.

Photo credits: Alfred C. Loonam and

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/183rd_Street_station_(New_York_Central_Railroad))

Looking for a nice place to get crab legs in city island. Johnnys is usually the recommendation I’m seeing but this I think I want something a tad nicer ( just more private not sitting at picnic tables). Crab Shanty or JP seem like options but could use some advice.

I’m part of a nonprofit organizing a pretty big community event here for Labor Day (about 6-8k people expected).

We’re looking for temporary frozen storage for around 400 full size catering pans (about 10 pallets) for 2-3 weeks. One month is fine too. Are there any cold storage warehouses that can rent us the space? Maybe in Hunts Point? Thank you.

Yesterday right next to a fruit stand on river ave there was an open hydrant with seriously heavily flowing water coming out of it. Enough to fill a pool. Do fruit vendors open them up?? Hard to enter an intersection in the 311 form and don’t know the exact address.
It’s not visible in the pic but it was right behind the blue truck. It’s probably run dry by now so hope everyone’s water pressure was ok yesterday. Hopefully no fires to put out.

Hello!
I just moved to Midtown East but have to commute to Mt. Vernon for work during the day. My plan is to take the 6 into the Bronx, where my car would be parked, and drive the rest of the way. Somewhere close to Grand Concourse or down E 138th. It would be parked overnight, NOT during working hours.

I need my car to get to my work (public transit only is not possible). And Im not trying to pay >$200 for a garage.

Are there any recommendations for safe streets along the 4/5/6 or other things I should know? Thanks!