Culture
Kingsbridge: Greek Heritage Month Celebrated
The sound of clapping echoed through St. Peter the Apostle Greek Orthodox Church in Kingsbridge on Thursday, April 16, as rows of Greek American families turned their attention to a troupe of young dancers. A large blue and white Greek flag hung at the front of the room, while families waved similar smaller flags from their seats.
Gibson, BXEDC, BX Tourism Council & Partners Announce Bronx Week 2026 Walk of Fame Inductees
Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson, in partnership with the Bronx Economic Development Corporation (BXEDC), the Bronx Tourism Council, the Bronx Chamber of Commerce, and Storyland Book Haven, hosted a press conference at Storyland Book Haven Lounge on Monday, April 27, to officially kick off Bronx Week, announcing this year’s Bronx Walk of Fame inductees and upcoming Bronx Week events.
Mayor Establishes Office of Deed Theft Prevention with Peter White as Director after CM Arrest
Following the recent arrest of progressive Brooklyn Council Member Chi Ossé (C.D. 36), during an anti-eviction protest relating to an elderly Black female tenant on April 22, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has announced the creation of the Mayor’s Office of Deed Theft Prevention, and has appointed Peter White as director.
UPDATE Former NYPD Chief of Dept. John Chell Announces He is Running for Mayor in 2029
Former, now retired NYPD Chief of Department John Chell has announced that he is running for mayor in 2029. Chell retired at the end of 2025, announcing his decision in October of that year, after former New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced his decision to pull out of the race in September. Chell, who completed over three decades of service with the NYPD, was most recently known for having publicly clashed on social media with some reporters over their crime and policing-related coverage.
