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Housing lottery in progress for 18 units in Morris Heights residential building, rent starts at $2,535

By Ethan Marshall

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Game on! Lehman Educational Campus receives $5.6M for new athletic fields

By Emily Swanson

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Eric Adams’ exit interview: At the end of his lone term as NYC mayor, how will he be remembered?

Melrose

After years in the dark, Melrose residents finally hear cleanup plan for toxic site

By Carol Chen

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‘The Bronx is a beautiful place, it’s just filthy’ Environmental advocates push for ‘Green the Bronx’ waste initiative

By Keke Grant-Floyd

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NYC subway crime dropped in November, over past 11 months, compared to 2024: NYPD

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BREAKING: Bally’s wins state casino license to build a casino-hotel complex in Ferry Point Park

By Emily Swanson

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NYS Gaming Commission set to vote Monday on final approval for three NYC casino sites

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Hero NYPD detective recounts moment he saved choking baby at the side of a Bronx highway

The senior class at Fordham High School for the Arts produced its first-ever, entirely student led production. A courtroom drama called "Reasonable Doubt," which tells the story of Elena Price who is on trial for the murder of her husband, London Price.

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Fordham High School for the Arts launches first student-produced, original play, ‘Reasonable Doubt’

By Sadie Brown

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Concourse

Grand Concourse Library to be fully remodeled with affordable apartments on top

By Emily Swanson

Around 60 young tennis players got to take some shots with Hall of Fame tennis pros Tracy Austin and Gigi Fernández Sunday at the the International Tennis Hall of Fame’s Be Legendary program.

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Tennis Hall of Fame players inspire young Bronx students at Cary Leeds Center Workshop

By Sadie Brown

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Officials break ground on $17 million renovations to Castle Hill Library

By Emily Swanson

Belmont

Bronx’s Little Italy held their annual tree lighting ceremony to kick off the holiday season

By Lesley Cosme Torres

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Which NYC intersections have had the most traffic deaths and injuries since 2022?

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Co-op City

Photos: Young Kings and Queens Chess Club finishes free intergenerational chess sessions program at Baychester Library

By Ethan Marshall

More from Around NYC

An adult and child holding hands walk through a modern museum with wooden ceilings, plant displays, and interactive exhibits.

New York Family

The Best NYC (and Long Island) Museums for Kids with Disabilities

New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani.

Editorial | NYC entering a new era with Mayor Mamdani

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People walk near a Christmas tree at Bryant Park's holiday market in New York City, U.S. December 23, 2025.

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