Archive – Page 147 of 2061 – Bronx Times

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Highbridge

Permits filed for 4-story, 23-unit residential building in Highbridge

By Ethan Marshall

Face of Midtown assassin

AMNY

MIDTOWN SHOOTING: Face revealed of assassin who shot UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson dead at hotel

Mayor Adams backs low income tax break

AMNY

‘Axe the tax’: Adams-backed state proposal could free over 400,000 low-income New Yorkers from paying city income taxes

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Baychester

Bronx football coach and father killed in hit-and-run crash near Baychester home

By Sadie Brown

Mayor Adams speaking about broker fees bill

AMNY

Mayor Adams says he won’t veto Council bill to free renters from paying broker fees, clearing way for its enactment

rapes

Crunching the Bronx crime numbers: rapes drastically increase throughout borough in November 2024

By Ethan Marshall

Six candidates for the 2025 NYC Mayoral election shared their plans to deal with slow bus services, fare affordability, and transit accessibility at the Riders Alliance Mayoral Transit Forum.

Transit

Bronx riders question mayoral hopefuls on transit plans and Fordham Road busway delays

By Sadie Brown

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NYPD seeks 3 suspects in Bronx homicide investigation

By Christian Murray

Majority Leader Amanda Farías recognized family-owned coffee shop, The Way Cafe in Castle Hills for its outstanding contributions to the community and the local economy.

Concourse Village

Small Business Saturday: Farías honored 3 Bronx-based businesses

By Sadie Brown

Mayor Adams speaks at City Hall

AMNY

Op-Ed | Making New York City affordable for working New Yorkers

Mayor Eric Adams and Chancellor of New York Public Schools announces expansion of Future Ready NYC programs.

AMNY

Future Ready NYC education initiative expanding to more schools with new pathways of opportunity

residents

Community Service

Bronx Youth Empowerment Program brings holiday joy to residents of Workmen’s Circle Multicare Center

By Ethan Marshall

Paralegals F.T.C. founders Rachel Batista, Elaine Castillo and Swannie Batista posed for the firm's grand opening in 2018.

Paralegals F.T.C., which provides affordable legal services, becomes nonprofit

By Sadie Brown

Pictures of REAL ID and Enhanced ID at JFK Airport

AMNY

Deadline looms to get REAL ID driver’s license in New York state: What you need to know

play

What’s happening | plays and fun holiday events

By Ethan Marshall

holiday

Column

Column: It’s the holiday season — Spend it in the Bronx

By Jilleen Barrett and Mary Haley

More from Around NYC

Child smiling sitting while snow tubing out in the snow in Westchester

New York Family

Best Snow Tubing Spots Around Westchester

FDNY Commissioner Robert Tucker officially retired on Dec. 19 with a walkout ceremony.

FDNY Commissioner Robert Tucker officially retires

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Schneps Podcasts

Sammie Orih, Associate Publisher at Schneps Media

The Cincinnati-based Potter Stewart U.S. Post Office and Courthouse is the headquarters of the US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.

Sixth Circuit Court rushes to beat Supreme Court in ruling on conversion therapy ban