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Politics

Meet the candidates for the Bronx’s City Council District 14

By Max Levine Murray

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Housing

Former shelter now offers permanent homes for survivors of domestic violence

By Emily Swanson

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Housing

Average rent climbs slightly across select Bronx neighborhoods, report shows

By Ethan Marshall

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Tenants at 2201-05 Davidson Ave. achieve rare feat of removing their negligent landlord

By Emily Swanson

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Housing

Average rent in select Bronx neighborhoods continued slight growth in February 2025: report

By Ethan Marshall

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Five-alarm fire damages several University Heights businesses

By Emily Swanson

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Housing

Average rent in select Bronx neighborhoods up slightly in first month of 2025: report

By Ethan Marshall

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Community Service

Bronx students compete in second annual ‘BX Invitational’ chess tournament at Yankee Stadium

By Ethan Marshall

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

By Ethan Marshall

B.R.A.G.

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

By Emily Swanson

FARE Act promises to slash move-in costs for Bronx renters.

Housing

Rental prices dip in select Bronx neighborhoods despite surge in studio prices: report

By Ethan Marshall

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Report: Rental prices in several Bronx neighborhoods remain largely unchanged in 2024

By Ethan Marshall

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Mayor unveils program to address violent crime on 10 targeted NYC blocks, including 5 in the Bronx

By Emily Swanson

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Report: Rental prices in several Bronx neighborhoods hold steady in October, with slight dips in studios and modest rises in one-bedrooms

By Ethan Marshall

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University Heights

Permits filed for 7-story residential building in University Heights

By Ethan Marshall

RENTAL

Report: Rental prices jump in several Bronx neighborhoods

By Ethan Marshall

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Dozens of groups call on Hochul to expand HIV/AIDS housing assistance beyond NYC