Bronx Times News Headlines Archive for February 6, 2024

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Bronx mother charged with manslaughter, after stuffing dying newborn in bag: NYPD

By Steven Goodstein Conversation…

Heavily armored NYPD officers head to raid financial theft scheme

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EXCLUSIVE | How the NYPD took down a huge financial theft scheme that got victims drunk, then stole their fortunes

Pedestrians navigate East 138th Street between Cypress Avenue and Bruckner Boulevard on Feb. 6, 2024. East 138th was identified by the nonprofit Transportation Alternatives as one of the most dangerous streets in the city for those who drive, bike or walk.

The Bronx is home to New York City’s deadliest roadway: report

By Emily Swanson Conversation…

Council Member Rafael Salamanca Jr. attends a Tenant Resource Fair in his district in 2023.

Campaign finance records open the door for Salamanca’s potential 2025 Bronx BP bid

By Camille Botello Conversation…

The Cardinal Hayes takes a team photo in Albany on Tuesday, Jan. 30.

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Hochul honors Cardinal Hayes football team for Catholic League championship

By Bronx Times Conversation…

Op-Ed

Op-Ed | Transformation of juvenile detention in NYC: Creating facilities to meet the needs of a young adult population

By Nancy Ginsburg Conversation…

USDA Rep. Ritchie Torres

Rep. Torres, Fordham University co-host urban agriculture and food security roundtable

By Emily Swanson Conversation…

NYPD transit officer patrols subway station

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Transit crime was up in January – mostly because of an old-fashioned scheme

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AMNY

Op-Ed | Getting every single trash bag off our streets

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Bronx Night Market to return for another season with additional robust programming for the borough

By Emily Davenport Conversation…

The aftermath of a crash in the Bronx

AMNY

NYC streets have gotten safer under Vision Zero – especially you live in a white neighborhood, report says

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