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City accuses Bronx funeral home operator of exploiting grief-stricken families, ‘predatory treatment’

By Camille Botello

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Community members and officers enjoy a dinner hosted by the Community Police Relations Foundation

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Hochul unpacks details of major effort to combat retail theft — including tougher penalties and tax credits

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NYC Parks launches new office on Jamaica Bay to keep city waterway safe from derelict vessels

Rent Guidelines Board votes on preliminary rent-stabilized apartment increase

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NYC rent-stabilized tenants in danger of yet another increase after Rent Guidelines Board vote

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Bronx man arrested for killing his mother in their home

New paint, ramps and pavement aim to increase safety on the parkway, pictured on Dec. 28, 2023. Photo Emily Swanson

Company behind Pelham Parkway Phase 2 reconstruction suing the city for breach of contract

By Emily Swanson

Mayor Adams

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How NYC plans to bring hate crime prevention lessons into public school classrooms

New York City Councilmembers Amanda Farías, Adrienne Adams and Diana Ayala visit the Ghetto Film School on Monday, Aug. 21, 2023 after committing a total of $110,000 to the nonprofit for FY24.

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Bronx Times rakes in five honors at New York Press Association awards

By Camille Botello

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Deadly day in the Bronx: Cops make grim discoveries of dead baby, man fatally shot in separate incidents

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‘Not your father’s bank’: Chase Community Center Branch opens on East Fordham Road

By Emily Swanson

Con Ed crew deals with flooded street in Manhattan amid climate change

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What does NYC’s future look like? Extremely hot and wet, a city climate report finds

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Week in Rewind: CB11 chairs stripped of leadership, mental health clinics come to Bronx schools, community boards weigh in on Metro-North megaproject and more

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The City Island waterfront will have less marine hazards and fewer eye sores after NYC Parks announced the launch of a new office that would keep the city's waterfront areas safe from marine debris.

NYC Parks’ new Office of Marine Debris Disposal and Vessel Surrendering begins clean-up of derelict boat fleet within City Island waterways

By Steven Goodstein

Ground-breaking in Brooklyn as Black unemployment rate drops

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Black unemployment rate drops significantly in NYC, new economic report shows

EMS ambulance responds in the Bronx with lights flashing

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Grisly Bronx dog attack leaves man fatally mauled, canine shot dead by cops

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