Archive – Page 111 of 2018 – Bronx Times

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Pelham Bay

From the farms on Guyana to the Boogie Down Bronx

By Jason Cohen

A taxi passes under an unused congestion pricing gantry.

AMNY

Congestion pricing officially revived after five-month pause, at a 40% discount, Hochul says

Tenants stand outside their building on Findley Avenue to protest its landlord, David Tennenbaum.

Bronx tenants rally after two weeks without cooking gas, alleging years of neglect

By Sadie Brown

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Fordham

Local artist brings public art project, “Pulse of NY,” to the Bronx and beyond

By Emily Swanson

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Business

NYC’s craft beer scene faces sobering challenges as closures and mergers reshape the industry

By Emily Swanson

City Council Member Chi Ossé rallies with council members and advocates before the passage of his bill to relieve tenants from having to pay broker fees in most cases.

AMNY

City Council votes to relieve renters from paying broker fees with veto-proof majority

Image shows the damage of a Nov. 8 brush fire in Prospect Park, Brooklyn.

Bronx hit hardest as FDNY battles record brush fires amid historic drought

By Sadie Brown

Those facing food insecurity received groceries from the West Side Campaign Against Hunger on Feb. 23 as COVID-era benefits hang in the balance.

AMNY

Tackling food insecurity in NYC: Groups battle hunger as more New Yorkers find themselves struggling to eat

NYPD drones used to catch subway surfer

AMNY

NYPD says its drones have transformed crime-fighting and saving lives over last two years

Donald Trump at rally in NYC

AMNY

Tens of thousands of working-class New Yorkers shifted toward Trump in 2024. Here’s why.

Snow falls in Stuyvesant Town.

AMNY

Stay warm: How to apply for HEAP in New York and lower your energy costs this winter

An apartment building on Shore Road in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn.

AMNY

US Supreme Court declines to hear challenges to NY rent stabilization law

Mayor Adams

AMNY

Mayor Adams raises concerns over real estate broker fee bill set to get City Council vote Wednesday

Bronx River High School teacher Debbi Porterfield was awarded as a "Rising Star" in high school journalism education. The staff of the student led paper she advises traveled to Philadelphia to watch her receive the award.

Bronx teacher awarded as a “Rising Star” in journalism education

By Sadie Brown

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Concourse

Report: Rental prices in several Bronx neighborhoods hold steady in October, with slight dips in studios and modest rises in one-bedrooms

By Ethan Marshall

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Highbridge

Housing lottery launches for 36 units in Highbridge, rent starts at $1,133

By Ethan Marshall

More from Around NYC

NYC Ice Cream Shops

New York Family

The Scoop on Summer: 25+ Ice Cream Shops You Need to Try in NYC & Beyond

Fernando Pena and Suzanne Furbote, owners of Late Bloomers in Queens, say their state-approved dispensary location is now out of compliance due to the recent change in proximity rules. Pena urged Governor Hochul to intervene before their business faces closure.

‘Generational wealth to generational debt’: Cannabis retailers warn of financial ruin without swift action on proximity rule

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Schneps Podcasts

NYC Mayor Eric Adams: First Term Reflections and What’s Next

The Federal Bureau of Investigation seal on the J. Edgar Hoover Building in Washington, D.C., U.S., May 16, 2025.

Anti-LGBTQ hate crimes persisted in 2024: FBI data