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Bronx voting booths are empty on Tuesday, Feb. 13, 2024.

Democrat Landon Dais on his way to Bronx Assembly District 77 seat

By Camille Botello & Zach Gewelb

Student frustrated with remote learning

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Snow day snafu: NYC parents fume over remote learning system failure for public school students

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Few Bronxites have cast early ballots for 77th Assembly District special election

By Camille Botello

Billingsley Terrace lawsuit

Week in Rewind: Borough’s first mobile drug treatment unit opens, finance records open door for potential Salamanca BP bid, lawsuit follows December building collapse and more

Compiled by Ashlynn Perez

Deputy Speaker Diana Ayala.

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Ayala leads council in passing resolution authorizing legal action against Mayor Adams for ‘poor governance’ regarding homelessness

By Camille Botello

Millenial Black Man and Woman Voting in Election

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Op-Ed | How Bronx voters got their groove back

By Rolando Tomas Infante

Council Member Rafael Salamanca Jr. attends a Tenant Resource Fair in his district in 2023.

Campaign finance records open the door for Salamanca’s potential 2025 Bronx BP bid

By Camille Botello

USDA Rep. Ritchie Torres

Rep. Torres, Fordham University co-host urban agriculture and food security roundtable

By Emily Swanson

A person walks by 900 Seminole Ave., the site of the proposed Just Home project, on the NYC Health + Hospitals Jacobi campus on Friday, Feb. 2, 2024.

The Bronx wonders what will become of Just Home plan to house formerly incarcerated individuals as it heads to the City Council

By Camille Botello

Bronx Council Member Oswald Feliz speaks at the Committee on Consumer and Worker Protection hearing at City Hall on Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2024.

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Pols, food delivery service providers clash over proposed e-bike regulations

By Camille Botello

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All but one Bronx City Council member voted to override mayor’s veto of police transparency bill

By Emily Swanson

City Council Member Yusef Salaam in tears during How Many Stops Act debate

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City Council overrides Mayor Adams’ veto of ‘How Many Stops Act’ police transparency bill

City Council members

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City Council members ride along with Harlem cops, Mayor Adams ahead of ‘How Many Stops’ veto override vote

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Gov. Hochul declares Feb. 13 special election for Bronx Assembly seat

By Emily Swanson

Fordham apartments

Week in Rewind: Bronx teens missing, housing affordability value in Bronx, Torres touts affordable housing dub and are men’s homeless shelters coming to northeast Bronx?

Compiled by Seamus Higgins

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Mayor Eric Adams vetoes NYPD transparency legislation, setting stage for Council showdown

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