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Bronx Rep. Torres touts affordable housing dub in now-failed Signature Bank loan sale

By Camille Botello

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Cops seek perp who shot man near Bronx NYCHA development

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Week in Rewind: Pickleball grows in the Bronx, teen shines in her community, anniversary of Twin Parks fire, Hochul announces $50M plan for expanding inpatient mental health care and former Bronx anti-violence leader sentenced to prison

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Northeast Bronx community gathers for emotional memorial for 5-year-old boy killed in Wakefield fire

By Steven Goodstein

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BT Weekender: Five things to do in the Bronx this weekend

By Seamus Higgins

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Bronx to be hit with another heavy overnight rain and wind storm

By Emily Davenport

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Inside a City Island resident’s quest to achieve the American Dream

By Jill Tuthill

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Police seek crook who assaulted school crossing guard in Pelham Parkway

By Zach Gewelb

A retaining wall that collapse in Tremont on Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2024 damaged five residential properties and three commercial buildings on the block.

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Three residencies issued full vacate orders after retaining wall collapse in Tremont

By Camille Botello

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Bally’s ushers in new era after dropping Trump name from Bronx golf course

By Steven Goodstein

The Bronx borough president's office displayed a wreath on Jan. 9, 2023, the second anniversary of the Twin Parks North West fire that claimed 17 lives.

The Bronx marks the second anniversary of the Twin Parks fire

By Emily Swanson

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Brooklyn man charged with stabbing autistic Bronx man to death: NYPD

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East Bronx man charged in fatal Williamsbridge shooting

By Zach Gewelb

Council Speaker Adrienne Adams, right, appointed Bronx Council Member Amanda Farías, left, as the body's new majority leader on Jan. 3, 2024. Pictured, the pair visit the Ghetto Film School in Mott Haven on Monday, Aug. 21, 2023.

Politics

Farías makes history as first Latina majority leader in women-majority City Council

By Camille Botello

Larry Taylor, a disabled Vietnam veteran, wants to vend on Allerton Avenue and White Plains Road -- but is battling DSNY over licensing issues. Enforcement comes through so regularly that he always keeps backup merchandise nearby. Photo Emily Swanson

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Allerton street vendors, including military veterans, continue to clash with DSNY

By Emily Swanson

Jamie De La Cruz (left) posing for Junior Knicks photo

Meet Jamie De La Cruz: A Bronx teen shining too bright to ignore

By Isa Hamilton

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