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Bronx Man Charged with Shooting Two Innocent Bystanders, Killing a Man Using a Walker
Bronx District Attorney Darcel D. Clark announced Monday, Oct. 27, that a Bronx man has been charged with second-degree murder and related charges in the fatal shooting of a 57-year-old man who was using a walker at the time he was shot and the wounding of a 34-year-old woman after the man fired at a group of men in the Fordham section of The Bronx in May of this year, as reported.
Gibson Issues Statement on Delay of Metro-North Penn Access Project
UPDATE School Janitor from Yonkers Gets 5 Years for Sexually Assaulting 8-Year-Old in Empty Bronx Classroom
UPDATE Amid Shutdown Bronx SNAP Recipients Fear Existing Credit May Disappear from SNAP Card Nov. 1
As the federal government shutdown approaches a one-month duration, tens of millions of people across the country are at risk of losing their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits on Nov. 1. Some Bronx residents shared their fears about rumors circulating online that existing credit on their SNAP cards may also disappear on this date.
UPDATE United Clergy Coalition Endorses Andrew Cuomo for Mayor of New York City
Part of The Solution Steps Up as Federal Shutdown Threatens Access to Food and Health Care
As the federal government shutdown continues, on Monday, Oct. 27, officials from Part of the Solution (POTS), which serves thousands of New Yorkers every month through its food pantry, community dining room, and case management services, announced the nonprofit is taking decisive action to protect Bronx residents and other vulnerable New Yorkers from what they said are the devastating impacts of halted federal aid.
UPDATE Amid Federal Shutdown Hochul Announces $30M in Emergency Food Assistance Funds
New York Gov. Hochul held a rally on Monday, Oct. 27, with New Yorkers impacted by what were described as Washington Republicans’ devastating cuts to health care, food assistance and other critical programs. State officials said with nearly three million New Yorkers at risk of losing the food assistance they usually receive through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) starting Nov. 1 due to the GOP’s federal government shutdown, the governor announced the same day that she is also fast-tracking $30 million in State funds to support over 16 million meals.
