Bronx Launches First Dedicated Busway on Tremont Avenue
The Bronx will open its first dedicated busway on Tremont Avenue on September 26, 2026, aiming to improve the BX36 route's historically slow five‑mph speeds during peak periods.
Tag
#Bronx
9 storiesnewest firstlatest September 22, 2026
Bronx Debuts First Dedicated Busway on Tremont Avenue
Bronx officials opened the borough's first dedicated busway on Tremont Avenue, aiming to lift bus speeds above the historic five miles per hour seen on the BX36 route during rush hour. The new lane separates buses from regular traffic to improve travel times and reliability.
Bronx Foreclosure Filings Almost Double as Citywide Rates Drop
Bronx first‑time foreclosure filings nearly doubled in Q2 2026, while total foreclosure cases fell across New York City, indicating a borough‑specific rise amid a citywide decline.
Bronx First-Time Foreclosure Filings Nearly Double as Citywide Cases Drop
First-time foreclosure filings in the Bronx nearly doubled in Q2 2026, while total foreclosure filings across New York City decreased, highlighting a sharp local increase amid a citywide decline.
Bronx Police Search for Man Who Shoved Senior onto Subway Tracks
Bronx police are searching for an unidentified man who allegedly pushed a senior citizen onto the tracks at the 180th Street subway station on August 27, 2026. The unprovoked attack occurred at about 1:40 p.m., and investigators are reviewing station footage while urging the public to provide any information.
Bronx Public Defenders Resume Court Work After Strike Ends
Bronx public defenders and their support staff resumed duties at the Bronx County Courthouse on August 7, 2026, after a strike ended with an agreement that raises their pay and benefits.
Bronx Public Defenders Resume Work After Strike Ends
Bronx public defenders and support staff returned to the Bronx County courthouse on August 7, 2026, after a strike ended with a new agreement that raises pay and benefits, allowing court operations to resume.
Bronx Foreclosure Filings Nearly Double Year‑Over‑Year
PropertyShark data show Bronx foreclosure filings nearly doubled in 2025‑2026, contrasting with a citywide decline and reflecting growing economic pressures on local homeowners.
Bronx Foreclosure Filings Almost Double, Defying City Trend
PropertyShark data shows first‑time foreclosure filings in the Bronx have almost doubled from last year, contrasting with a citywide decline and reflecting worsening economic conditions in the borough.
