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Brooklyn Paper

‘Bright starts and bold futures’: 9 new public schools to open in NYC this fall

New York City Councilmember Eric Dinowitz and Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson (middle) pose with a check for $931,000 to the Woodlawn Cemetery and Conservancy.

Woodlawn Heights

Historic Woodlawn Cemetery receives over $900K in capital funding for structural repairs

By Bronx Times

Ignacio Jaureguilorda, project director at the Center for Justice Innovation, speaks to attendees at the new Bronx Legal Hand location.

News

Legal Hand’s new Bronx location hosts brunch for the Justice First Fellowship

By Bronx Times

Community unites against gun violence after toddler injured in Fordham Heights shooting

By Steven Goodstein

NYPD officers battling transit crime

AMNY

Transit crime plunged in NYC during March; major felonies citywide see substantial drops, NYPD reports

32BJ members gather during a strike authorization vote rally outside Bronx Supreme Court on Thursday, March 21, 2024.

News

Bronx Realty Advisory Board agrees not to reopen residential union contracts, avoiding strike

By Camille Botello

African American father and his son.

Study of Mott Haven fathers and sons emphasizes parents’ role in teens’ sexual health

By Emily Swanson

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AMNY

Looking Good! I Tried 10 Best Selling Beauty Products — Here’s What Happened.

NYPD

AMNY

‘We are going to respond back’: NYPD brass get into social media war with journalists over ‘false info’ in crime coverage

AMNY

More money, more problems: NYC is worst city in America for living comfortably, new study shows

Urban Health celebrates 50 years.

Health

Op-Ed | Urban Health celebrates 50 years of care

By Paloma Hernandez

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Hunts Point teen selected for week-long ocean research expedition

By Emily Swanson

Joe Biden and Donald Trump, presidential candidates in 2024

AMNY

Yes, there is a presidential primary in New York Tuesday – even though Biden and Trump have clinched nominations

A Kingsbridge Heights man was fatally shot less than a mile away from his home on Feb. 8, according to the NYPD.

Easter Sunday deli shooting leaves one Bronx man dead

By Barbara Russo

NYPD crime stats

AMNY

Shooting at Bronx street corner leaves man dead, another wounded: cops

NYPD officers carry the flag draped casket of slain Police Officer Jonathan Diller

AMNY

‘We remember his bravery’: Fallen Queens Police Officer Jonathan Diller mourned at funeral before thousands of attendees in Massapequa

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