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Housing

Permits filed for 9-story residential building with 72 units in East Tremont

By Ethan Marshall

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Housing

Permits filed for two-tower mixed use development featuring 164 housing units in Kingsbridge

By Ethan Marshall

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Kids & Education

CM Dinowitz co-sponsors reading initiative from LINC

By Ethan Marshall

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Community Service

CM Salamanca gives Hunts Point Recreation Center $7.47 million check for renovations and upgrades

By Ethan Marshall

The street view of A.T.'s apartment building on Crotona Avenue where the harassment took place, according to court filings.

Housing

Bronx man reaches $160K settlement with landlord following harassment lawsuit

By Sadie Brown

State Sen. Jessica Ramos (left) and City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams. Thursday, April 3, 2025.

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NYC Mayor’s Race: Speaker Adams, Ramos electrify National Action Network crowd with pledge to take on Trump

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News

Citywide crime plummets in early 2025, with Bronx seeing sharp drop in shootings and murders

By Christian Murray

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Housing

Permits filed for 33-unit 9-story residential building in Crotona Park East

By Ethan Marshall

Students from a Wakefield school presented their idea to install new water fountains at their school on Matilda Avenue Wednesday and after he presented them with a check to fund technology upgrades.

Dinowitz presents Wakefield school with check for tech and listens to students advocating for new drinking fountains

By Sadie Brown

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AMNY

Mayor Adams opts out of Democratic primary, launches independent re-election bid

Mayor Adams at podium standing next to Speaker Adrienne Adams

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NYC Mayor’s Race: Adams’ primary rivals allege he’s still in Trump’s pocket despite judge tossing corruption case

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New lawsuit alleges favoritism, political corruption in Kingsbridge Armory redevelopment award process

By Emily Swanson

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Housing

Housing lottery launches for 24 units at Mount Hope building, rent starts at $2,459

By Ethan Marshall

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News

Traffic deaths reach historic lows in NYC’s first quarter of 2025, with Bronx seeing 40 percent drop

By Christian Murray

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AMNY

Criminal indictment against Mayor Adams dismissed by federal judge

The Van Cortlandt Jewish Center, pictured on Feb. 20, 2024, has been a pillar of the community since the 1960s.

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Van Cortlandt Jewish Center votes to sell property amid transparency concerns and development fears

By Sadie Brown

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