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Community

Hunts Point teen selected for week-long ocean research expedition

By Emily Swanson

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Community

Mayor Adams announces $77M plan to boost city’s electric school bus fleet, build nation’s first truck charging depot in Hunts Point

By Steven Goodstein

Three students stand with Councilmember Rafael Salamanca at the youth input session.

News

CM Salamanca, NYC Parks host youth input session on future of Julio Carballo Fields playground

By Bronx Times

Bronx intersection where two men were shot

AMNY

Suspect who shot two men in the Bronx still at large: NYPD

Bronx crime scene

AMNY

Queens driver indicted in Bronx for killing two passengers, including teenager, during collision

Two people were killed, including a teenage girl, when a driver crashed into an oil tanker truck in the Bronx.

AMNY

Two dead, including teen, in collision with oil tanker in the Bronx

People wait for the train at the Botanical Garden Metro-North station in Bedford Park on Wednesday, May 17, 2023.

Community

ULURP process for Metro-North project will begin soon, city says

By Camille Botello and Emily Swanson

Graves are seen in 1936 at Joseph Rodman Drake Park, now called the Joseph Rodman Drake Park & Enslaved African Burial Ground.

News

Commission unanimously votes on landmark designation in Hunts Point

By Camille Botello

Two new developments of the Peninsula project in Hunts Point will bring 359 fully affordable units to the area.

Development

Second phase of the Peninsula housing project breaks ground in Hunts Point

By Camille Botello

LPC, pol, and locals celebrate the designation of Manida Street Historic District with markers on Tuesday, Oct 10, 2023

Community

South Bronx’s Manida Street designated as historic district

By Bronx Times

picture of bike lanes and roadway on Sheridan Boulevard

Transit

Road redesign along Sheridan aims to improve safety and access

By Aliya Schneider

Robert Moses

AMNY

Hochul says expansion of Bronx’s Bruckner Expressway will ease truck traffic, ‘right the wrongs of the Robert Moses era’

a conductor looks out the window of a Metro North train car

Transit

Off track: Efforts to keep Metro-North expansion on schedule failed under ‘a problematic circumstance’

By Aliya Schneider

a rendering of the project

Development

Developers secure $297M for phase two of The Peninsula, massive Hunts Point development

By Aliya Schneider

Police car in New York

Passenger in Hunts Point car crash dies, whereabouts of driver who fled police still unknown

By Robbie Sequeira

krasdale solar panels

Business

The Bronx’s largest solar panel installation project takes shape in its poorest environmental corridor

By Robbie Sequeira

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