News 12 cameras saw bottles of broken glass, dirty diapers, busted bedframes, half-eaten food and more.

Smelly step streets force neighbors to take the long way home

Yasmin Rodriguez has lived on Anthony Avenue for 14 years, but an elevator outage on Oct. 4 left her feeling like a prisoner in her home. 

Elevator outage forces tenants to climb roof or several flights of stairs

BTM leaders say they work to invest in the community as much as their customers support them.

Bronx Terminal Market revitalized: Boogie Down Food Hall, retail stores, and DMV anchor historic 17-acre hub

Walter and Melanie Slaughter have lived at their apartment on Andrews Avenue North for more than a decade. Now, the markers of water are once again bubbling up on the ceiling in their bathroom and kitchen. On one occasion, they say water came gushing through a pipe like a “waterfall.”

Repeat water leak escalates to potential court battle for University Heights couple

“We have no information other than what's publicly available. We don't know what type of shelter yet,” said Matthew Cruz, district manager for Community Board 10.

Community board questions new shelter proposal on Westchester Avenue

The NYC Department of Transportation said that 100 new bus shelters will be built at stops across the five boroughs as Wednesday’s midday rain left riders out in the cold.

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