Bronx Times News Headlines Archive for February 24, 2025

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Food

Column: Savor the Bronx restaurant week – How the Bronx Tourism Council revived it

By Jilleen Barrett

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What’s happening | art and science projects, plays and more

By Lauren Berardi

NYC Department of Corrections Commissioner and the family of longtime DOC employee, Edwin Felicien, unveiled the law library at Rikers Island, newly named in his honor.

Rikers names law library in honor of longtime Bronx corrections employee

By Sadie Brown

Mayor Adams speaks about calls for his resignation or removal

AMNY

Mayor Adams dismisses cacophony of calls for his resignation or removal, charging they’re antidemocratic

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Community Celebration

Hunts Point Library reopens after $32 million renovation; officials hold ribbon cutting

By Ethan Marshall

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News

Longtime Army veteran fired from Bronx VA under Trump federal workforce cuts

By Emily Swanson

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Politics

Bronx Democratic Party announces key City Council endorsements ahead of June primaries

By Ethan Marshall

Traffic zooms by congestion pricing cameras on the Upper East Side.

AMNY

Congestion pricing: MTA announces $48.6 million in Manhattan toll revenue during first month of program

Ritchie Torres speaking

AMNY

NYC mayoral race: Bronx Rep. Torres endorses former Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who has yet to officially jump into the primary

Scene of Bronx shooting where stray bullet struck woman

AMNY

Stray bullet hits, wounds Bronx woman as she sleeps in her home: cops

Scene of Bronx double shooting

AMNY

Bronx double shooting near seafood restaurant leaves man dead, another wounded: cops

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U.S. Rep Torres pushes for consumer advocacy office as Con Edison rate hikes loom

By Sadie Brown

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Photos: Bronx church, police and community members come together for group prayer and food distribution

By Ethan Marshall

More from Around NYC

Family-Friendly Outdoor Cinemas on Long Island

New York Family

7 Awesome Family-Friendly Outdoor Cinemas on Long Island

Mamdani's nonimee for Department of Investigation commissioner Nadia Shihata

NYC Council grills Mamdani’s Department of Investigation commissioner nominee over campaign activities and donation

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Schneps Podcasts

Toni-Ann Sforza, COO of Municipal Credit Union, on Building Culture, Talent, and Growth

Grammy-winning musician Lil Nas X leaves court after a preliminary hearing on four felony charges for allegedly assaulting and resisting police officers responding to an incident in August when police approached him while he was reportedly walking nearly naked on the streets of Los Angeles, in Van Nuys, Los Angeles, California, U.S. March 12, 2026.

Lil Nas X agrees to maintain treatment in two-year deal to drop charges