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Underground bodega raves aim to ignite Bronx nightlife scene

By ET Rodriguez

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Stop & Shop, which operates multiple Bronx stores, to snuff out tobacco

By Sadie Brown

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NYC opens housing lottery for 35 ‘affordable units’ in the Bronx; Rents start at $3,010

By Ethan Marshall

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Seton College celebrates opening on the campus of the University of Mount Saint Vincent

By Emily Swanson

Police officer in Bronx at location of home invasion

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Bronx man shot during home invasion attempt; two masked suspects wanted

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Fatal Bronx motorcycle crash leaves 1 Dead, 2 Critically Injured, including 3-year-old girl

By Christian Murray

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Cops hunt for knife-wielding perp wanted in connection with Bronx attacks

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Over and out? Bronx police radios silenced in latest encryption rollout as local journalists fear apocalyptic end to NYC crime reporting

Protests at Columbia University and other campuses

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A new school year sees revised NYC college policies on antisemitism

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Op-Ed: Swimming resources are essential for our BIPOC communities

By Assemblymember Landon Dais

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Bronx man shot dead a block away from his home after argument: cops

Bronx suspects who shot men in dispute over money

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Bronx cops seek two perps who shot men in legs over money

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Bronx man stabbed dead with his own knife after subway stare-down with suspect: sources

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Sky Zone: Bouncing into the Bronx early 2026

By Sadie Brown

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“We feel the heightened energy”: Unity Democratic Club hosts convention watch party in Riverdale

By Emily Swanson

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Week in Rewind: ‘Affordable housing’ lottery opens in the Bronx, 2024 Emmy Awards nominate Bronxites, Writer Raj Tawney wins award, and more

By Su Ertekin-Taner

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Gov. Kathy Hochul, seen here at the Stonewall National Monument in February, is facing calls to expand an HIV/AIDS housing assistance program in the state.

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