Bronx Times: Bronx News, Events & Community Updates

The city wants to put a new primary school in Parkchester on the site of a former private Catholic school to alleviate overcrowding in the district.

City Council approves Parkchester school site to help meet class size mandate

By Sadie Brown

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Housing lottery opens for 12 units at mixed-use building in Allerton, rent starts at $2,390

By Ethan Marshall

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Bronx man indicted for murder after ex-girlfriend found dead in suitcase near Saw Mill River Parkway

By Christian Murray

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Empire City Casino highlights female leadership as Women’s History Month ends

By Ethan Marshall

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New Wakefield housing development prioritizes women-led households, offers path out of shelters

By Emily Swanson

Arts & Entertainment

Pelham Bay native stars in timely new play, “Domino Effect”

By Emily Swanson

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News

CM Dinowitz and Speaker Adams announce $1M cafeteria upgrade at P.S. 94 in Norwood

By Christian Murray

NYC Mayor's race Candidates Zellnor Myrie and Jessica Ramos

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NYC Mayor’s Race: Democratic primary challengers Ramos and Myrie float plans to combat Trump funding cuts

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Politics

Op-ed: The future of the Democratic Party — and New York — runs through the Census

By Council Member Julie Menin and Assemblymember Landon Dais

New York Family

Meet NYC Parks Commissioner Sue Donoghue: Transforming Parks for Families

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South Bronx students unplug — and thrive — under all-day cell phone ban

By Emily Swanson

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Community Celebration

CM Salamanca honors three key figures in Bronx community during annual Women of Distinction Celebration

By Ethan Marshall

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2025 Yankees and Mets home games expected to generate over $900M in economic impact for NYC

By Emily Swanson

Conservative City council members sue city over City of Yes housing rezoning plan

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Housing in NYC: Conservative pols lead charge to overturn mayor’s City of Yes rezoning plan with new lawsuit

A group of Girl Scouts learned about coding and robotics while earning their merit badges at the first of a series of STEM workshops which kicked off Monday in the Bronx.

Tech partnership launches STEM workshop series with Bronx event

By Sadie Brown

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Bronx man sentenced to 12 years for firing at moving car on residential street

By Christian Murray

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