Bronx man sentenced to life in prison for stabbing, burning man to death
A Bronx man is now facing life behind bars for stabbing a man who had dated his younger sister, then lighting the man on fire.
"This is real, we did it": Bronx tenants become their own landlord
After their landlord wanted to double the price of their rent, tenants at 700 East 134th St., fought back and purchased the building.
Bronx tenants sue landlord, claiming dangerous building conditions
Tenants in the Mount Eden section of the Bronx are suing their landlord over what they describe as dangerous conditions.
Bronx residents file lawsuit against landlords over building conditions
Bronx residents are filing a lawsuit against their landlords, saying building conditions have impacted their health.
Street vendors rally on Fordham Road, beg NYC to let them work
CBS New York headed to Fordham Road, where enforcement is putting more strain on their lives than ever before.
Beloved therapy dog brings smiles to patients at Jacobi Hospital
Cooper the English Sheepdog isn't your typical hospital visitor, but he might be the most popular!
Fordham Road food vendor hit with $6,000 worth of tickets
Floriberto Diaz says he wants the city to improve the vending system so more people can get permits.
Bronx kids learning to skate at borough's only ice rink
More students are skating in the Castle Hill neighborhood thanks to the Boys and Girls Club.
Renewed calls for resources for teens after Bronx subway shooting
B.R.A.G says they've seen the benefit community services and programs have on teens when they're available.
Mobile Medication Unit deployed in the Bronx to treat substance abuse
Officials are bringing services to the sidewalks in neighborhoods most impacted in hopes of helping more people.
Year-round boxing program turning around lives of Bronx youth
The new, year-round boxing program is designed to help at-risk youth stay off the streets during the evening hours.
New facility at Lehman College set to help combat nursing shortage
The $95 million recently-constructed facility at Lehman College can train more nursing students.
Bronx borough president stresses importance of DOB funding
Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson says DOB is just as important as the NYPD and FDNY.
NYPD sergeant charged in death of fleeing suspect he hit with cooler
Erik Duran, 36, is charged with manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide and assault in the death of Eric Duprey.
Frustrated street vendors in the Bronx waiting decades for licenses
The Street Vendor Project says more than 10,000 applicants are on the city's waitlist for a license, which has been closed for nearly a decade.