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Riley Billingslea’s mother, Ketrice Riley, says she is outraged that her son's suspected killer may soon be released on bail from custody.
AMNY

Family of Brooklyn teen shot dead in the Bronx this summer fear his suspected killer may soon walk free

NYC family courts have revised their drug testing policy following a lawsuit by the Bronx Defenders that argued that the policy was "unconstitutional."
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NYC family court revises drug testing policy after Bronx Defenders lawsuit

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Kaitlynn Berman who was stabbed 22 times says she is in a living hell as the legal process surrounding her case stretches on without end and Christopher Joseph allegedly responsible for her attack remains on the street.
AMNY

22 stab wounds, zero justice? Bronx mother left in limbo as man accused of nearly killing her to walk free

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Bronx DA Darcel Clark and NYPD Commissioner Tisch dismantle major drug trafficking ring operating out of The Hub

By Beyonce Thomas-Reynoso Conversation…
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Police & Fire

Bronx man charged in three Fentanyl deaths, including a 12-year-old boy

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Dean Moses of amNewYork captured this image in August 2025 of a family separation by ICE agents at 26 Federal Plaza in Lower Manhattan. It was part of his year-long coverage of immigration enforcement at the facility, and its impact on families.
AMNY

Legal Aid Society sues DHS, ICE for racial profiling and unlawful arrests

Mayor Zohran Mamdani announces that the Bronx Terminal Market will host one of the borough-wide fan-fest celebrations during the World Cup.
Housing

Mayor Mamdani announces $2.17 million court judgment against notorious South Bronx landlord Seth Miller

By Emily Swanson Conversation…
Gateway Tunnel work site
AMNY

Gateway Tunnel: Federal judge partially tosses suit from commission, opens door for feds to claw money back from rail project

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Widow sues Country Club nursing home, alleging neglect led to 85-year-old’s death

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Opinion | When courtrooms undermine public defenders, everyone suffers

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Morris Heights

Parents lead change in the Bronx child welfare system through local nonprofit RISE

By Chelsea Alim and Sofie Kato Conversation…
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Police & Fire

Federal prosecutors charge 27 people in Bronx murders, sex trafficking cases

By Claude Solnik Conversation…
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Police & Fire

Bronx patient sues rehab center Odyssey House for alleged sexual abuse

By Emily Swanson Conversation…
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Mount Hope

Contractor suspended following Burnside Avenue demollition collapse

By Emily Swanson Conversation…
NYPD officer standing trial for murder
AMNY

NYPD on trial: Sergeant accused of murdering man in the Bronx with cooler is first cop prosecuted in more than a decade

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Politics

‘Justice came — but fear remains’ Maduro’s capture sparks mixed emotions among Venezuelans in New York

By Emily Swanson Conversation…

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News

  • Wakefield honors memory of 5-year-old Kashmir Marquis one year after street co-naming
  • A group of transportation advocacy groups sent a letter to likely Democratic House and Senate leaders Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer asking them to rip up a Republican-authored surface transportation bill that cuts transit funding.NYC transportation advocates urge likely incoming Democratic leaders Jeffries and Schumer to toss bill slashing funding for public transit
  • Throggs Neck celebrates Bronx veterans at 42nd annual Veterans Day Parade
  • Riley Billingslea’s mother, Ketrice Riley, says she is outraged that her son's suspected killer may soon be released on bail from custody.Family of Brooklyn teen shot dead in the Bronx this summer fear his suspected killer may soon walk free
  • Police say Javits Frimpong, the 15-year-old immigrant teen who was shot to death on a Bronx street also had his bag stolen by a stranger as he ran from his killers.Teen suspect in fatal Bronx shooting of 15-year-old Javits Frimpong now in custody, sources say

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