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Denisse Uribe Palin styles Kerene Edie's hair at her salon Hair By Dee in Van Nest on Tuesday, Feb. 20, 2024.

Van Nest

Black hair: The price, joy and beauty of it all

By Camille Botello

The public attends an in-person joint Community Board 5 & 6 meeting in Fordham on Monday, June 12, 2023.

Bronx beep encouraging community board applications as looming March 1 deadline approaches

By Camille Botello

Bronx voting booths are empty on Tuesday, Feb. 13, 2024.

Democrat Landon Dais on his way to Bronx Assembly District 77 seat

By Camille Botello & Zach Gewelb

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Politics

Few Bronxites have cast early ballots for 77th Assembly District special election

By Camille Botello

Deputy Speaker Diana Ayala.

Politics

Ayala leads council in passing resolution authorizing legal action against Mayor Adams for ‘poor governance’ regarding homelessness

By Camille Botello

Council Member Rafael Salamanca Jr. attends a Tenant Resource Fair in his district in 2023.

Campaign finance records open the door for Salamanca’s potential 2025 Bronx BP bid

By Camille Botello

A person walks by 900 Seminole Ave., the site of the proposed Just Home project, on the NYC Health + Hospitals Jacobi campus on Friday, Feb. 2, 2024.

The Bronx wonders what will become of Just Home plan to house formerly incarcerated individuals as it heads to the City Council

By Camille Botello

Bronx Council Member Oswald Feliz speaks at the Committee on Consumer and Worker Protection hearing at City Hall on Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2024.

Politics

Pols, food delivery service providers clash over proposed e-bike regulations

By Camille Botello

ronx Community Board 7 Chair Yajaira Arias, right, speaks alongside District Manager Karla Cabrera-Carrera during the body's full meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2023 at Monroe College.

Norwood

Nixed Jerome Avenue cannabis dispensary is at least the 25th location slashed by Bronx community boards since October

By Camille Botello

Passengers wait for the Metro-North in July 2023.

DCP proposes ‘transformational’ rezoning around new Parkchester/‌Van Nest, Morris Park Metro-North stations

By Camille Botello

Fordham apartments

The Bronx is ‘valuable’ when it comes to housing affordability in NYC: report

By Camille Botello

Ritchie Torres

Politics

Bronx Rep. Torres touts affordable housing dub in now-failed Signature Bank loan sale

By Camille Botello

A retaining wall that collapse in Tremont on Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2024 damaged five residential properties and three commercial buildings on the block.

Tremont

Three residencies issued full vacate orders after retaining wall collapse in Tremont

By Camille Botello

Council Speaker Adrienne Adams, right, appointed Bronx Council Member Amanda Farías, left, as the body's new majority leader on Jan. 3, 2024. Pictured, the pair visit the Ghetto Film School in Mott Haven on Monday, Aug. 21, 2023.

Politics

Farías makes history as first Latina majority leader in women-majority City Council

By Camille Botello

Republican Kristy Marmorato celebrates her City Council victory on Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2023 in the East Bronx with supporters at Brewski's Bar & Grill.

Politics

The top three Bronx stories to follow in 2024: The rookie Republican, the Metro-North expansion and ongoing drama in CB11

By Camille Botello

Montefiore's first baby of the new year, Adam Alshawabkeh, born on Jan. 1, 2024, is pictured alongside hospital medical staff and his parents Fatima Alshawabkeh and Omar Ali Hamdan Alrawashdeh.

Meet Montefiore’s first Bronx baby of 2024

By Camille Botello

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