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Arthur Cantina celebrates 20 years in Bronx Little Italy, with legacy rooted in family and hard work

By Jason Cohen

Juneteenth 2025

Community Celebration

Juneteenth celebrations marks freedom and unity at Van Cortlandt Park

By ET Rodriguez

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AMNY

Ranked-choice voting: What you need to know about how to vote in NYC primary

New Yorker splashing water on face during extreme heat wave

AMNY

Extreme heat warning in NYC: How to stay cool during the upcoming heat wave

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Final phase of La Central breaks ground in Melrose after a decade in the making

By Emily Swanson

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Housing

Rents dip in May across four Bronx neighborhoods, MNS report shows

By Ethan Marshall

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Police seek suspect who robbed 67-year-old man at gunpoint on Bronx subway platform

By Christian Murray

Images of public artwork at five libraries across three boroughs were displayed at Hunts Point Library Wednesday when the city announced their completion.

Arts & Entertainment

New public artworks unveiled at Hunts Point and Melrose Libraries

By Sadie Brown

Democratic NYC Mayor candidates Andrew Cuomo, Zohran Mamdani and Brad Lander

AMNY

NYC Mayor’s Race: Leading Democratic mayoral candidates hit the trail to trade barbs as primary looms

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Bronx nanny faces child abuse charges after being caught on camera beating two

By Dean Moses and Bronx Times

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Housing

Permits filed for 6-story residential building with 28 units in Pelham Parkway

By Ethan Marshall

four people on a stage next to a photo of an NYPD officer

AMNY

NYS legislature’s inaction on pension reform bill leaves slain Bronx cop’s family feeling ‘sick’

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Transit

MTA begins major accessibility upgrades at three Bronx Metro-North stations

By Christian Murray

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Health

Bronx leaders host men’s health event spotlighting colon and prostate cancer awareness

By Ethan Marshall

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Throggs Neck students honored in annual anti-bullying poster contest

By Ethan Marshall

the point

Hunts Point nonprofit honored with street co-naming and $3.2M investment

By Ethan Marshall

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Mar 27, 2026; Washington, DC, USA;St. John's Red Storm forward Bryce Hopkins (23) reacts after losing to Duke Blue Devils during a Sweet Sixteen game of the East Regional of the men's 2026 NCAA Tournament at Capital One Arena.

No. 5 St. John’s collapses against No. 2 Duke, falls 80-75 in Sweet 16 matchup

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The Pennsylvania State Capitol building in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania House codifies marriage equality, but State Senate path remains uncertain