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‘Scary and Depressing’: Bronx LGBTQ+ community reacts to SCOTUS ruling on gender affirming care

By Sadie Brown

The Bronx Leadership Organizing Center and a collective of authors launched a new book Tuesday which highlights the stories of Bronx youth who have been impacted by foster care, family separation and youth incarceration.

Books

Bronx authors share stories of surviving “Cradle-to-Prison Pipeline” in new book

by Sadie Brown

Longtime friends Edgar Cruz and Leila Ramirez were laughing and dancing in the street Saturday, celebrating their shared Puerto Rican roots at the 2025 Longwood Festival in the South Bronx.

2025 Longwood Festival: Salsa, Smiles, and Puerto Rican Pride

By Sadie Brown

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Elsie Encarnacion leads in District 8 Democratic primary, poised to succeed Diana Ayala

By Sadie Brown

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Justin Sanchez leads crowded Democratic primary in South Bronx’s District 17

By Sadie Brown

Chloe Mar Ramirez joined friends for the Bronx Pride Festival Saturday June, 21 in the South Bronx to dance and celebrate Queer visibility and resistance.

‘Our Existence Is Resistance’: Bronx Pride Returns Strong in 2025

By Sadie Brown

Morris Park's Dark Comedy Queen, Adrienne Iapalucci has been touring around the country to promote her Netflix special, a dark and deeply funny social commentary on some of life's most politically charged topics.

From Morris Park to Netflix: Adrienne Iapalucci delivers brutal laughs and Bronx realness

By Sadie Brown

Images of public artwork at five libraries across three boroughs were displayed at Hunts Point Library Wednesday when the city announced their completion.

Arts & Entertainment

New public artworks unveiled at Hunts Point and Melrose Libraries

By Sadie Brown

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Transit

Teen falls from 5 train in the Bronx while subway surfing

By Sadie Brown

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Housing

Bronx tenant advocates celebrate new law banning broker fees, calling it a win for renters

By Sadie Brown

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Health

Bronx Dems urge U.S. Senate to reject cuts to medicaid they warn could be “catastrophic”

By Sadie Brown

Genesis Villella will soon receive the full pension benefits she deserves following the death of her mother, Detective Miosotis Familia, in 2017 thanks to critical advances in legislation in the City Council and Albany.

News

Bronx daughter of slain officer wins City Council support in pension fight

By Sadie Brown

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Business

Bally’s Bronx casino bid gains momentum as Council passes parkland resolution

By Sadie Brown

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Politics

Ahead of the June 24 Democratic primary, here’s a roundup of Bronx endorsements for Mayor and BP

By Emily Swanson and Sadie Brown

The NYC Department of Environmental Protection announced Friday that it will contribute the matching funds needed to unlock a $500,000 congressional investment in an environmental restoration study for the Harlem River.

Harlem River Environmental Restoration Study moves forward following uncertainty

By Sadie Brown

Zoo goers can enjoy sampling over 100 different beers, wines and seltzers at the adults-only Brew at the Zoo party on Friday the 13th.

Brew at the Zoo returns with beer, music, and wildlife fun

By Bronx Times

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