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Bronx foreclosures reach highest peak in four years with 43 filings: report

By Ashlynn Perez Conversation…

Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright solemnly discusses the surge in anti-Semitism across the country (photo by William Engel)

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Families and advocates urge NY pols to pass budget with funding for better wages for direct support professionals

The Transit Bureau Citywide Vandals Task Force entered the bowels of the city on Tuesday afternoon, following the glint of the rails as they searched for trespassers who use the off-limits subway lines as their personal graffiti playground.

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Stalking the shadows: Go with NYPD Transit cops as they explore dangerous subway tunnels in search of graffiti vandals

Majority Leader Amanda Farías allocated $500,000 to the project and Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson allocated $250,000.

Majority Leader Amanda Farías announces funding for life skills classroom during Autism Acceptance Month

By Bronx Times Conversation…

Police investigate the death of 5-year-old twins in Mount Hope on Dec. 18, 2023.

A question of motive: Police working to determine why a Bronx mom allegedly killed her twins

By Dean Moses Conversation…

suspect wearing all black wanted for shooting someone in the Bronx

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Suspect ID’ed in deadly Easter Sunday shooting at Bronx deli: cops

Officials and event sponsors smile and wave during the Easter Eggstravaganza event.

Free Easter Eggstravaganza event draws 4,000 community members

By Bronx Times Conversation…

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Bomb scare at Chase Bank in Richmond Hill, grenade safely removed from scene: NYPD

People board the Bee-Line in Norwood on Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2024.

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Bronx suspect who stabbed bus passenger with a screwdriver still on the lam

By Dean Moses Conversation…

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Op-Ed | Delivering fair pay to New York City’s delivery workers

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Gov. Hochul announces more than $100M for affordable housing projects in Mott Haven, Melrose

By Steven Goodstein Conversation…

Solar Eclipse in the Bronx

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‘Once in a lifetime’: Bronxites catch glimpse of Monday’s partial solar eclipse

By Emily Swanson Conversation…

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A brief history (and foretelling) of solar eclipses visible from New York City

Bronxites watch the 2017 eclipse.

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TODAY’S THE DAY: What to know about watching the solar eclipse in the Bronx

By Emily Davenport & Steven Goodstein Conversation…

City to open new middle school in Highbridge for 2024-2025 school year

By Emily Swanson Conversation…

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University Heights

BCC’s new Early Childhood Center program lifts burden for Bronx student parents while they pursue their education

By Steven Goodstein Conversation…

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Schneps Podcasts

Shaun Ruskin, President & CEO of VillageCare and VillageCareMAX: Building a Stronger Future for Community Care

Judge Lara Montecalvo, writing for a three-judge First Circuit panel, wrote that “the plaintiffs here have not demonstrated that the Birth Certificate Policy violates transgender non-binary Plaintiffs’ privacy rights."

Non-binary people born in Puerto Rico denied new birth certificates with X designations