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settlement

Courts

Manhattan man sentenced to 6 years for running over NYPD officer in Bronx after high-speed chase

By Christian Murray

stab

Bronx man fatally stabbed on Mother’s Day amid citywide surge in weekend violence

By Adam Daly

permits

Housing

Permits filed for 12-story residential building with 54 residences in Fordham Heights

By Ethan Marshall

reading

Arts & Entertainment

Bringing books to life: Fordham library hosts live show to promote reading in the Bronx

By Sadie Brown

task force

Photos: NYC Health, Energy and Equity Task Force holds roundtable at Fordham to discuss concerns and strategies

By Ethan Marshall and Jewel Webber

midday breakfast

Kids & Education

Photos: Fordham’s Commuter Student Services celebrates bi-annual Midday Breakfast

By Ethan Marshall and Jewel Webber

commuter week

Kids & Education

Photos: Fordham’s Commuting Students Association hosts Commuter Week 2025

By Ethan Marshall and Jewel Webber

permits

Housing

Permits filed for 9-story residential building in Fordham

By Ethan Marshall

Science-Rendering-2

Fordham University receives record $100M gift for STEM education

By Emily Swanson

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

major crimes

Bronx sees sharp drop in major crimes to start 2025, but uptick in felony assaults

By Ethan Marshall

6-story

Housing

Permits filed for 6-story residential building in Fordham

By Ethan Marshall

B.R.A.G.

Bronx anti-gun violence group B.R.A.G. receives citywide honors

By Emily Swanson

Bronx Macy

Business

Macy’s to close Fordham Place location as part of nationwide downsizing

By Christian Murray

twin parks

Housing

Bronx honors 17 killed in Twin Parks apartment fire on third anniversary

By Emily Swanson

liberty partnerships program

Students from Liberty Partnerships Program in the Bronx win financial services competition

By Ethan Marshall

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