30 November 2012
Federal health care reform is forcing hospitals nationwide to drive down patient readmission rates — or risk losing Medicare revenue. Here's a look at why and how Bronx hospitals are responding.
Posted in Bronx Life, Bronx Neighborhoods, Featured, Health, Health Care Reform, Special Reports0 Comments
13 November 2012
Low-income elderly Chinese immigrants living without power in Manhattan's Knickerbocker Village are still walking for blocks to access donated food and blankets.
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06 November 2012
Flooded basements and last-minute polling site changes did not seem to deter Bronx voters from going to the polls.
Posted in East Bronx, Featured, Northwest Bronx, Politics0 Comments
04 November 2012
If Obama wins, Mexican immigrants like Resendiz who were brought as children without papers to America, may apply for college scholarships and a green card. If Romney wins, they may face eventual deportation.
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01 November 2012
Bronx residents have been hard hit by the lack of transportation in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
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31 October 2012
Bronx residents uploaded pictures, videos and personal reactions to Hurricane Sandy on social media.
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30 October 2012
Falling trees and power outages posed the biggest threats to residents who weren't living in high-risk flood zones as Hurricane Sandy ripped through the Bronx.
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30 October 2012
Hurricane Sandy hit the Southeast shores of the Bronx Monday evening causing extensive damage across residential areas.
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