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Columbia University and South Bronx Unite have been working together to offer teens in the South Bronx opportunities to study environmental health science and climate justice.

News

EXCLUSIVE: Bronx teen program in jeopardy after federal grant cut by Trump administration

By Sadie Brown

Arbor Day Picture

Opinion

Op-Ed: Our Bronx, Our Roots, Our Future

By Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson

Borough President Gibson urged the administration Thursday to fully fund the parks department and plant more trees in the borough during a press conference.

BP Gibson and environmentalists urge city to boost Parks Dept. budget, expand tree canopy

By Sadie Brown

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Politics

Developer files ethics complaint against Rep. Espaillat over Kingsbridge Armory bid

By Emily Swanson

NYC Mayor's Race candidates Zohran Mamdani and Andrew Cuomo

AMNY

NYC Mayor’s Race: TV ads begin to heat up as Mamdani hits Cuomo as one in the same with Eric Adams

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Housing

Report: Bronx rents stay steady, but borough sees highest increase since start of pandemic

By Ethan Marshall

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‘They took away all of her dreams’: Family grieves as teens sentenced for stray bullet death of 11-year-old Kyhara Tay

By Dean Moses

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Community Celebration

Photos: CM Salamanca holds Annual Precinct Council and Community Board Appreciation BBQ

By Ethan Marshall

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Brooklyn Paper

Op-ed | Viva il Papa! Memories of the people’s pope

Scene of Bronx shooting

AMNY

Bronx shooting leaves Yonkers man dead, woman wounded: cops

Attorney General Letitia James touts Speaker Adams for mayor

AMNY

NYC Mayor’s Race: AG James, union leaders pitch Speaker Adams as best candidate to take on Trump, stop Cuomo

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Arts & Entertainment

New exhibit looks to highlight Bronx’s little-known rock music history and impacts

By Emily Davenport

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Housing

Permits filed to convert 1-story structure into 6-story building with 14 residences in Norwood

By Ethan Marshall

Hunts Point is set to get a blue highway later this year which will move goods around the city by boat instead of freight trucks.

Hunts Point “Blue Highway” aims to reduce trucking pollution

By Sadie Brown

Affordable housing in Brooklyn

AMNY

NYC’s Housing Crisis: How can NYC provide more affordable housing? Let us count the ways

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Business

Bronx ‘Godfather of Instagram’ helps local businesses shine online

By Emily Swanson

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New York Family

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Ben Keller's street art.

From street walls to subway stations: Ben Keller is redefining public art in New York City

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Max McNamara CEO and Co-Founder of Sky Cap Corp

PrEP4ALL has sued several federal agencies seeking copies of an agreement they entered into with Gilead in early 2025.

PrEP4All sues federal government over 2025 HIV prevention research agreement