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Foggy winter day in the Bronx, NYC

Housing

Comptroller: Bronx landlords among worst heat violators, blasts HPD over its enforcement

By Sadie Brown

Fordham Plaza often fills with people and vendors especially for community events like Bronx Summer Concert Series at the Bronx Night Market.

Fordham

DOT seeks vendors for Fordham Plaza as business opportunities expand in Bronx hub

By Sadie Brown

Fieldston School

Riverdale

Former student sues Bronx’s Fieldston School, alleging sexual abuse by volleyball coach

By Sadie Brown

bronx

Bronx residents voice concerns over Bally’s casino project at public hearing

By Sadie Brown

Hunts Point residents mapped out possible locations for EV charging stations to help support less pollution in the area and meet the state's climate goals.

Hunts Point residents brainstorm EV charging sites to reduce pollution

By Sadie Brown

NYC Department of Corrections Commissioner and the family of longtime DOC employee, Edwin Felicien, unveiled the law library at Rikers Island, newly named in his honor.

Rikers names law library in honor of longtime Bronx corrections employee

By Sadie Brown

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U.S. Rep Torres pushes for consumer advocacy office as Con Edison rate hikes loom

By Sadie Brown

An organization of cyber criminals claimed they stole data from a private school in Riverdale, giving the institution just over five days to pay the ransome.

Cyber gang claims it’s hacked elite Riverdale prep school, demands ransom

By Sadie Brown

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Politics

Bronx leaders split on Trump administration’s move to halt congestion pricing

By Sadie Brown

Police identified the victim of Monday's fatal shooting at a Bronx bodega as 56-year-old Emilio Rosas who lived next door to the deli where he was murdered.

Belmont

Two arrested in fatal Bronx bodega shooting

By Sadie Brown

Bronx homeowner displays bold banner calling Trump the ‘Anti-Christ’

By Sadie Brown and Ramy Mahmoud

Saturday Night Live brought back the iconic, long-running sketch, "Bronx Beat" inspired by Bronxite Jodi Mancuso.

“Bronx Beat” sketch reprised on SNL 50 anniversary

By Sadie Brown

Each year the Garden of Dreams Talent Show features young performers from the tristate area on stage and Radio City Music Hall.

Arts & Entertainment

Bronx youth to take the stage at Radio City Music Hall for Garden of Dreams Talent Show

By Sadie Brown

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News

Gibson announces new investment to combat opioid use in the HUB

By Sadie Brown

Savor the Bronx starts next week. Try a sampling of the Bronx best food, like this pasta from Radix Restaurant and Lounge at a deep discount.

Savor The Bronx starts Tuesday serving up new restaurants and old classics

By Sadie Brown

The NYC Bar Association called on the city to do more to remove the Bronx Zoo's last remaining elephants to a sanctuary; the zoo says the animals are doing fine.

NYC Bar Association urges city to relocate Bronx Zoo’s last two elephants to sanctuary

By Sadie Brown

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