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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 Conversation…

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En pocas palabras: Una demanda, la nueva tienda de Adidas e historias de mujeres dominicanas

By Aliya Schneider, Camille Botello and Robbie Sequeira Conversation…

Students sign their names onto a banner with the writing “SGS Strong” painted in red on Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2023. The banner hangs onto a wall of St. Gabriel’s School in Riverdale during a rally to prevent the Archdiocese of New York from closing the school, which has been open since 1941.

En pocas palabras: Colegios a un paso del cierre, jóvenes poetas y acceso al aborto

By Paige Perez, ET Rodriguez and Robbie Sequeira Conversation…

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En pocas palabras: Primera secretaria latina del condado, una nueva escuela, y un arresto

By ET Rodriguez, Robbie Sequeira and Camille Botello Conversation…

Chasmee Malave lives in NYCHA's Fort Independence Houses and points to water damage sustained last year.

Olas de frío ponen a prueba la resiliencia de los habitantes de las viviendas públicas del Bronx

By Robbie Sequeira Conversation…

FDNY personnel are seen responding to a fire in the Bronx on Monday, Jan. 30, 2023.

En pocas palabras: Tres trágicos incendios, un acuerdo, y multas por exceso de velocidad

By Camille Botello, Aliya Schneider and Robbie Sequeira Conversation…

Amanda Farías was one of 31 women elected in 2021 to flip the New York City Council to a woman majority.

En pocas palabras: Guarderías, Chick-fil-A, y una mayoría femenina en el Concejo Municipal

By Aliya Schneider and Robbie Sequeira Conversation…

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Twin Parks: Un año del incendio más devastador de Nueva York en 30 años

By Camille Botello, Aliya Schneider and Robbie Sequeira Conversation…

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Políticos del condado sobre lo que significa la Ley del Estatus de Puerto Rico para los isleños y los Boricuas del Bronx

By Camille Botello Conversation…

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En Pocas Palabras: Alegría festiva, Cross Bronx y COVID

By Robbie Sequeira and Camille Botello Conversation…

Daniel Masterson crosses the finish line with a time of 2:39:49 and a pace per mile at 6:06, placing 99 out of 47,746 participants.

En pocas palabras: Un corredor de maratón, antecedentes penales, y una renovación de $87 millones

By Nicholas Hernandez and Robbie Sequeira Conversation…

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En pocas palabras: COVID, Aaron Judge y el encendido del árbol

By Robbie Sequeira, Christian Arnold and ET Rodriguez Conversation…

Rina Madhani, who serves as the executive director of Start Lighthouse, helped create the nonprofit in 2020.

En pocas palabras: L’Oréal, un homicidio y una demanda colectiva

By Nicholas Hernandez, Camille Botello and Robbie Sequeira Conversation…

The long-awaited Bronx Children's Museum is set to open on Dec. 3 in a years-later opening than initially expected.

Tras un año de espera, el Bronx Children’s Museum abre finalmente sus puertas a principios de diciembre

By Aliya Schneider Conversation…

En pocas palabras: La Copa Mundial, escasez de trabajadores y los scooter eléctricos

By ET Rodriguez and Robbie Sequeira Conversation…

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Demócratas arrasan en las elecciones de medio término

By Camille Botello Conversation…

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