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News

Update: Monday ends with no agreement between Bronx building workers, realty advisory board as Wednesday’s midnight deadline looms

By Robbie Sequeira

An aerial view of Mott Haven's 75 Canal St. West, where a new charter school is set to be constructed.

Mott Haven

$209M financing agreement brings 7-story charter school to Mott Haven

By Robbie Sequeira

The Bronx County Housing Court is seen on Friday, Feb. 17, 2023.

Trabajadores de edificios del Bronx afirman que los empleadores proponen recortar las prestaciones médicas y horas extraordinarias de los encargados

By Robbie Sequeira

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Longwood

Free clinic to expand South Bronx services with new Longwood facility

By Robbie Sequeira

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News

Roughly 800 apartments in Northwest Bronx’s Amalgamated Houses facing gas service shutoffs

By Robbie Sequeira

News

Bronx building service workers ready to strike, say contract talks are ‘far apart’

By Robbie Sequeira

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Courts

Bronx man who fatally stabbed girlfriend at Unionport apartment in 2021 sentenced to 20 years

By Robbie Sequeira

Cleft awareness

Health

Bronx middle schooler born with a cleft, Miss USA and Miss Teen USA winners team up to talk awareness, self-love

By Robbie Sequeira

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News

Bronx building service workers say employers propose to cut health benefits, OT for superintendents

By Robbie Sequeira

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Politics

Gibson’s State of the Borough address aims high amid systemic challenges

By Robbie Sequeira

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Health

Bill to ban youth tackle football in New York state has been a decade in the making

By Robbie Sequeira

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Health

The Bronx is once again a rallying point for nurses seeking better pay, staffing help

By Robbie Sequeira

News

Public sector nurses to rally in front of Lincoln Hospital Thursday seeking pay on par with private nurses

By Robbie Sequeira

EMTs win free speech lawsuit.

EMTs disciplined for speaking out about COVID-19 response to receive $30K each: courts

By Robbie Sequeira

Food insecurity

Health

State comptroller calls for expanded SNAP benefits; 1 in 4 Bronxites face food insecurity

By Robbie Sequeira

An NYPD vehicle is parked in the South Bronx on Friday, Feb. 17, 2023.

Courts

Bronx Defenders hit city, NYPD with two separate police misconduct lawsuits

By Robbie Sequeira

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