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News

Real estate ‘godfather’ talks path to becoming billion-dollar success

By Maya Stahl

The Open Hand Association food pantry in Pelham Parkway is seeking $100,000 to upgrade its cooling equipment.

Pelham Parkway food pantry seeks help for urgent refrigeration needs

By Emily Swanson

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Yankees 2024 mid-season grades: Report cards for offensive contributors after concerning end of 1st half

Commuters on crowded L train subway station during subway week of hell

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Week of Hell: NYC subway riders face commuting woes amid sweltering heat wave

NYC bachata enthusiasts Angely Francisco and Beverly Lopez will host ¡Dame Tu Pasito! Bachata Party at Rosa's at Park. Photo courtesy Rosa's at Park

Arts & Entertainment

BT Weekender: Five things to do in the Bronx this weekend

Compiled by Su Ertekin-Taner

On Wednesday, July 17, tenants of the Fordham Towers at 480 E. 188th St., rallied to speak out on the deplorable conditions of their building.

News

Fordham Heights tenants speak out against ‘classic example’ of landlord harassment

By ET Rodriguez

Police in the Bronx

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Bronx police shooting: Cops wound machete-wielding man during domestic dispute

Row of Old Apartment Buildings with Fire Escapes on the Lower East Side of New York City

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Op-Ed | Keeping New Yorkers in their homes

Mayor Adams

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NYC will start rolling out AI metal detectors in subways over ‘next few days,’ Adams says

Mayor Adams at cannabis raid in the Bronx

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Two Bronx shops, $1 million of trouble: NYC busts more illegal cannabis businesses

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Health

Medical residents at Montefiore protest understaffing, long hours and ‘divestment’ in care for Bronxites

By Emily Swanson

The stunning rooftop terrace at Casa Celina in Soundview, a new affordable housing residence for seniors that celebrated its opening on June 11, 2024.

Four Bronx community boards support City of Yes for Housing Opportunity, while seven oppose

By Emily Swanson

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What’s Happening | Open runs, concert series, farmers market and more!

Compiled by Maya Stahl

Yankees draft Ben Hess

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Breaking down the Yankees’ 2024 MLB Draft class

The Bankside Park, park of the 4.3-acre Bankside development, features a natural waterfront landscape. Photo Jakob Dahlin

‘It’s been building for a while now’: The Bronx is in the midst of a residential renaissance

By Jason Cohen

New York’s Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) and the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) celebrate the opening of 101 units of affordable housing in Mott Haven. Photo courtesy HPD Media

News

New affordable housing development opens in Mott Haven

By Bronx Times

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This Free Park Slope Music Festival Is Back, and You Can Perform, Too

Woman buying or rent new home she holding key front of new house. Surprise happy young asian woman giving house key and smile to rent or purchase apartment home. Moving relocation concept.

Webinar | First-time homebuyer educational webinar — with a Florida focus!

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Michael Dowling, CEO emeritus, Northwell Health

Ryan Grippi, Steven Love Menendez, Devlyn Camp, Randy Wicker, and Julius' Bar owner Helen Buford reenact the "sip-in" at Julius' Bar on April 21.

Julius’ Bar, Randy Wicker reenact 1966 ‘sip-in’ against anti-gay liquor law