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Business

Supermarket manager in Bronx warns of SNAP cuts’ impact on small businesses

By Emily Swanson

back-to-school giveaway sponsored by Anthem Blue Cross

Community Service

Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield hosts second annual Back-to-School Campaign on 165th Street

By Ethan Marshall

NYPD recruits stand with right arms raised taking an oath

AMNY

Blue blood infusion: NYPD welcomes largest recruit class in 9 years amid its ongoing staffing crisis

Suspects behind assault at Bronx laundromat where man was stabbed

AMNY

Bronx man stabbed, beaten at laundromat after argument over restroom key: cops

Savannah Bananas

AMNY

The Bronx Goes Bananas: Iconic Savannah Bananas hit Yankee Stadium this September

AMNY

NYC Mayor’s Race: New poll shows Mamdani comfortably ahead, but without majority, in 5-way race

NYPD officer staring at funeral for fallen cop

AMNY

Bleeding blue: Why is the NYPD losing an average of 300 cops per month?

Police at scene where man was stabbed in Brooklyn

AMNY

Man stabbed to death in the Bronx after argument: Cops

Mayor Eric Adams New York City Police Department (NYPD) Commissioner Jessica Tisch making a public-safety- and quality-of-life-related announcement.

AMNY

Op-Ed | Quality of life and ending the culture of ‘anything goes’

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Two online fundraisers for family of slain officer Didarul Islam generate nearly $500,000

By Emily Swanson

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Hochul and Torres rally at Lincoln Hospital against ‘cruel’ Trump health care cuts

By Emily Swanson

school

What’s happening | School giveaways, movie screenings and more

By Lauren Berardi

Mayor Eric Adams announced Thursday, a group of new initiatives to boost the City's effort to help those living with addiction in places like the Hub. But while some Bronx residents celebrated the mayor's announcement, others who frequent the Hub were skeptical about whether the City's plan would be effective questioning more controversial aspects of the strategy and also the City's ability to follow through with its promises.

The Hub

Mayor Adams’ new plan for addressing substance use crisis gets mixed reviews from people in The Hub

By Sadie Brown

Brooklyn and the Bronx Go Car-Free for Summer Streets

New York Family

Brooklyn and the Bronx go car-free for Summer Streets

suspect in white hat and gray coat believed to be responsible for bronx rape

AMNY

15-year-old Bronx girl raped inside her home: cops

police at scene of Brooklyn mass shooting, police line stretched across roadway with cops milling about

AMNY

Brooklyn mass shooting: NYC mayoral candidates condemn bloodshed and call for more action

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New York Family

Spectacular Christmas Light Drive-Thru Displays in the New York Area

Member of NYPD Pickpocket Unit riding the subways

Same hands, same crimes: Over half of pickpockets cuffed by special police unit are recidivists, NYPD says

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Schneps Podcasts

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