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U.S. Representative Nick LaLota, who was with Bronx Representatives Ritchie Torres and Adriano Espiallat, took a photo of their plane, which was struck by another plane on the tarmac leaving Reagan National Airport in Washington D.C.

Breaking

Plane carrying Bronx, Queens lawmakers clipped on D.C. runway; no injuries reported

By Sadie Brown

Boy Picking Easter Eggs

Arts & Entertainment

Hop into spring: Easter egg hunts, family fun, and free events bloom across the Bronx

By Bronx Times

Hundreds of students, teachers, parents and alumni cheered each other on as State Attorney General Letitia James listened to them talk about how closing Preston High School would irreparably harm the community and the future of its current students.

Preston High School community testifies before AG Letitia James in emotional plea to halt its closure

By Sadie Brown

Bronx fashion brands like Bronx Native in the South Bronx are preparing to deal with the apparel industry facing some of the highest tariffs levied by the Trump administration last week.

Business

Bronx clothing brands brace for impact as Trump tariffs threaten to raise costs and prices

By Sadie Brown

Thenew TD Bank location on Jerome Avenue in the north Bronx opened its doors in style on Friday with fun games, prizes and exclusive welcome offers for Bronxites.

Business

TD Bank opens new Bronx branch with festive fanfare and focus on community

By Sadie Brown

The street view of A.T.'s apartment building on Crotona Avenue where the harassment took place, according to court filings.

Housing

Bronx man reaches $160K settlement with landlord following harassment lawsuit

By Sadie Brown

Students from a Wakefield school presented their idea to install new water fountains at their school on Matilda Avenue Wednesday and after he presented them with a check to fund technology upgrades.

Dinowitz presents Wakefield school with check for tech and listens to students advocating for new drinking fountains

By Sadie Brown

inequality

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With job fairs and food aid, Gibson targets inequality in the Bronx

By Sadie Brown

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

News

Van Cortlandt Jewish Center votes to sell property amid transparency concerns and development fears

By Sadie Brown

WNBA icon Sheryl Swoopes gave a pep talk to the Hostos Community College women's basketball team, the Caimans who won the NJCAA regional championship only to get shut out at nationals.

Sports

WNBA star offers encouragement and praise for Hostos championship winning women’s basketball team

By Sadie Brown

opening day

Sports

Yankees fans pack the Bronx for opening day as team lifts decades-old beard ban

By Sadie Brown

The city wants to put a new primary school in Parkchester on the site of a former private Catholic school to alleviate overcrowding in the district.

City Council approves Parkchester school site to help meet class size mandate

By Sadie Brown

A group of Girl Scouts learned about coding and robotics while earning their merit badges at the first of a series of STEM workshops which kicked off Monday in the Bronx.

Tech partnership launches STEM workshop series with Bronx event

By Sadie Brown

Bronx residents visit a mobile COVID testing site in the Fordham section of the Bronx.

Five years after COVID-19, the Bronx still struggles with unemployment and food insecurity

By Sadie Brown

The Soloviev Foundation invites Bronx students in grades 6 - 12 to enter the Future Generations Essay Contest for a chance to win $5k.

Nonprofit invites Bronx students to enter essay contest for a chance to win $5K

By Bronx Times

Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson delivered the 2025 State of the Borough Address Thursday at Lehman College.

Politics

BP Gibson unveils bold vision for the Bronx in State of the Borough address

By Sadie Brown

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