Bronx Times News Headlines Archive for April 3, 2025

State Sen. Jessica Ramos (left) and City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams. Thursday, April 3, 2025.

AMNY

NYC Mayor’s Race: Speaker Adams, Ramos electrify National Action Network crowd with pledge to take on Trump

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Sports

NYC Parks to host ballpark cleanups ahead of Little League season

By Emily Swanson

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Kids & Education

P.S. 72X students unveil new mural at Montefiore Einstein

By Ethan Marshall

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Bronx Chamber of Commerce Foundation holds 19th Annual Women of Distinction and Scholarship Luncheon

By Ethan Marshall

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Politics

Gibson and Salamanca Jr. both secure ballot spot in borough president race

By Emily Swanson

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News

Citywide crime plummets in early 2025, with Bronx seeing sharp drop in shootings and murders

By Christian Murray

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Housing

Permits filed for 33-unit 9-story residential building in Crotona Park East

By Ethan Marshall

Students from a Wakefield school presented their idea to install new water fountains at their school on Matilda Avenue Wednesday and after he presented them with a check to fund technology upgrades.

Dinowitz presents Wakefield school with check for tech and listens to students advocating for new drinking fountains

By Sadie Brown

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Kids & Education

Families flock to South Bronx for charter school fair and kids expo

By Christian Murray

Mayor Adams smiling

AMNY

Mayor Adams opts out of Democratic primary, launches independent re-election bid

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Dominique Jackson delivers remarks at the Stonewall Inn Gives Back Initiative's gala in 2024.

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