Bronx Times News Headlines Archive for July 29, 2026

MTA chair Janno Lieber speaks about Second Avenue Subway extension

AMNY

‘Deficits are starting to return’: MTA faces fiscal headwinds as increased costs outpace fare revenue, officials say

Kaitlynn Berman who was stabbed 22 times says she is in a living hell as the legal process surrounding her case stretches on without end and Christopher Joseph allegedly responsible for her attack remains on the street.

AMNY

22 stab wounds, zero justice? Bronx mother left in limbo as man accused of nearly killing her to walk free

Bronx 3

Stop & Shop donates $256,000 to support Food Bank for NYC

By Emily Swanson Conversation…

housing lottery

Housing

Housing lottery running for six units in adjacent Norwood residential buildings, rent starts at $2,696

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…

Children received balloon swords during the 13th Precinct's National Night Out Against Crime event

AMNY

National Night Out Against Crime events across NYC bring block parties, bikes, books and more this August

More from Around NYC

Ascarium Is Back at the New York Aquarium, With a New Illusion-Themed Exhibit

New York Family

Ascarium Is Back at the New York Aquarium, With a New Illusion-Themed Exhibit

customer at subway station booth

MTA cannot leave subway station booths empty when workers call out for emergencies, Manhattan judge rules

Schneps Podcasts

Peter Michalos MD, Clinical Associate Professor at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons

DignityUSA executive director Marianne Duddy-Burke meets with the late Pope Francis at the Vatican in 2023.

DignityUSA’s Marianne Duddy-Burke, longtime LGBTQ Catholic leader, to retire