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Families and survivors of fatal Bronx apartment fire sue building owners for 'negligence' - Vimarsana News

Families and survivors of fatal Bronx apartment fire sue building owners for 'negligence'

Some, if not all of the deaths could likely have been prevented if the high rise’s owners had addressed known safety issues, including malfunctioning doors that should have closed automatically and windows that did not open, the new suit argues.

Another fire in the Bronx at building long-neglected by landlord - Vimarsana News

Another fire in the Bronx at building long-neglected by landlord

Residents filed 58 complaints to the New York Department of Housing and Development (HPD) against the Grand Avenue building's landlord in the last year alone

The deadly 2022 Bronx fire was a capitalist disaster - Vimarsana News

The deadly 2022 Bronx fire was a capitalist disaster

BRONX, N.Y. - On Sunday, Jan. 9 at 11:00 a.m. a vicious fire tore through the Twin Parks, NorthWest building, located at 333 E.181st street, in the Bronx. The fire started in unit 3M after a heater was allegedly left on for three days.

NYC mayor Adams steps up law and order campaign after two police officers killed - Vimarsana News

NYC mayor Adams steps up law and order campaign after two police officers killed

The city’s new Democratic mayor, along with the entire political establishment and bourgeois media, is preparing increased police repression as a response to growing working class resistance to the pandemic and its consequences.

Source: wsws.org
What a Fire in the Bronx Says About Immigrant Life in New York - Vimarsana News

What a Fire in the Bronx Says About Immigrant Life in New York

The death of seventeen people, most of them from the Gambia, evoked the city’s long history of failing to provide safe and affordable housing for migrants.