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Bronx electeds announce legislation ensuring equitable funding for charter schools

By Megan McGibney

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Op-Ed

Op-Ed | An important initiative to aid small businesses in the South Bronx

By Andrew Berger

Man killed in dispute on Bronx subway

Man killed after dispute on board D train in Fordham Heights, marking the second subway homicide in the Bronx within two weeks: NYPD

By Zach Gewelb and Lloyd Mitchell

First responder lights at crime scene

Mystery surrounds death of woman who was found inside of Tremont Park

By Zach Gewelb

What’s Happening: Pelham Bay Library movie matinee, origami class, ‘Sing and Swing’ at Lehman and more

By Jill Tuthill

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Belmont

Thief uses brick to smash through glass door in burglary of Belmont fashion store: NYPD

By Zach Gewelb

Former and past presidents of FIAME hold two of Gianluca Rottura's books. In this photo is Rosa Leoncini, president of FIAME, Anthony Lentini, past president of FIAME, and Rosemary Mercora, past president of FIAME.

Books

Annual Book Talk features two books by New York author Gianluca Rottura

By Bronx Times

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Business

New Five Below discount store in Parkchester gains neighborhood fans

By Emily Swanson

NYC Ferry in operation on East River

AMNY

NYC Ferry operator Hornblower acquired by private equity firm after bankruptcy filing

The 4 train heads north on Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2024.

Courts

EXCLUSIVE: Comptroller Lander sues subway cleaning contractors for millions in alleged wage theft

By Ben Brachfeld & Camille Botello

The Cardinal Hayes takes a team photo in Albany on Tuesday, Jan. 30.

Concourse Village

Cardinal Hayes’ championship football team receives $50,000 donation from Bank of America

By Ashlynn Perez

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Pair of suspects assault two teenagers before stealing their sneakers in Morris Heights: NYPD

By Zach Gewelb

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Police seek suspect who robbed 6 train passenger at knifepoint near Parkchester station

By Zach Gewelb

Allerton

Skateboard legend Tony Hawk’s nonprofit to bring revamped skate parks to Allerton, Soundview Park

By Steven Goodstein

Police Beat | Felony assaults spike as high as 119% in Bronx precincts

By Jill Tuthill

The Van Cortlandt Jewish Center, pictured on Feb. 20, 2024, has been a pillar of the community since the 1960s.

Looming sale of the Van Cortlandt Jewish Center raises concerns from neighbors

By Emily Swanson

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New York Family

Steps to Take If You Think Your Child is on the Autism Spectrum

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Editorial | After lame protest buffer zone bill decisions, we ask: Whose side is Mayor Mamdani on?

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Gov. Kathy Hochul, seen here at the Stonewall National Monument in February, is facing calls to expand an HIV/AIDS housing assistance program in the state.

Dozens of groups call on Hochul to expand HIV/AIDS housing assistance beyond NYC