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More police in schools? Student activists say no, urge funding for school counselors and restorative justice in city budget

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Sickle cell anemia doesn’t define Elijah Mike, a Cardinal Hayes graduate, honor student and aspiring physician

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Bronx, CUNY-owned buildings lagging in city’s zero-emissions goal: report

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In the South Bronx, cyclical gun violence is met with uncomfortable numbness and a desire to leave

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Despite drop in shootings, major crime continues to permeate the Bronx

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Bronx Times Election Primer: June 28 primaries include five competitive Bronx races for state Assembly

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Additional self-closing door legislation passes City Council in response to Twins Parks fire

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Politics

A rollercoaster political cycle prompts Nathalia Fernandez to ‘step up’ for Senate seat

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Formerly incarcerated seniors find a second chance at housing, life in the halls of Trinity-Reverend William James Senior Apartments

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Courts

NYC has the third-highest wrongful conviction rate. A bill that stalled in the state Senate would have fixed that through post-conviction relief.

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Asian Hate

Bronx communities grapple with rising hate crimes at Vishnu Mandir event

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News

HPD, DHS and various city agencies struggling with severe staffing issues: report

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Politics

As June 2 approaches, Good Cause protestors see demonstration as last chance to save legislation

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Politics

AOC blames Manchin, Sinema for stalled House-passed gun control legislation, calls for end to filibuster in town hall

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Bronx landlords accused in NYC housing rights suit of refusing to rent to tenants with city vouchers

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Pols and parks advocates say Adams not sticking to campaign promise to allocate ‘1% of city budget to NYC Parks’

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