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CDC Approves Use of COVID Vaccines for Kids 12 to 15

May 12, 2021 Eric Klein 0

The CDC’s decision makes about 17 million additional Americans eligible for vaccination.

COVID Vaccines Being Sent to Bronx Colleges

April 12, 2021 Eric Klein 0

The state is sending COVID-19 vaccines directly to colleges and universities across the state, including those in the Bronx, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Monday.

IRS Pushes Tax Deadline to May 17

March 17, 2021 Eric Klein 0

By Eric Klein eklein@bronxjusticenews.com The IRS on Wednesday announced they are pushing back the federal income tax filing due date. The deadline for individual filings for […]

Two Slain in Separate Bronx Homicides

February 23, 2021 Eric Klein 0

Adam Saunders and Anthony Castillo were slain in separate homicides in the Bronx Monday night.

Less Than Two Percent of Americans Fully Vaccinated: CDC

February 3, 2021 Eric Klein 0

At least 70 percent of the population would have to be fully vaccinated for a pre-pandemic sense of normalcy to return, according to Dr. Anthony Fauci.

Strike by Hunts Point Market Workers Ends with Small Wage Increase

January 25, 2021 Eric Klein 0

Workers will receive a phased in increase of $1.85 per hour over the next three years, authorities said, along with employee health care contributions.

NYC Running Out of COVID Vaccine, Says De Blasio

January 15, 2021 Eric Klein 0

Mayor Bill de Blasio said the city will exhaust its current supply of COVID-19 vaccine within two weeks, amid a disastrous federal rollout of the widely awaited shots.

Man Critically Wounded in Longwood Shooting

November 28, 2020 Eric Klein 0

A gunman shot and critically wounded a 31-year-old man on 163rd Street in the Bronx Tuesday, authorities said.

Food Giveaway Draws Over 1,000 in South Bronx

November 21, 2020 Eric Klein 0

Struggling families waited in line for hours amid the borough’s ongoing economic crisis.

Thirteen-Year-Old Girl Shot in Soundview

November 12, 2020 Eric Klein 0

The teenager was hanging out with a small group of friends on Seward Avenue when the shooter walked up and started shooting about 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, according to the NYPD.

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