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Thousands, including Bronx Times reporter, Sadie Brown rode through the streets of the Borough on October 5 for the 31st annual Tour De Bronx cycling event. Riders and the Bronx Times experienced the Bronx from atop two wheels for a new perspective on its people, streets, parks historical and cultural landmarks.

I rode the Tour De Bronx on a whim: It was difficult, chaotic and I can’t wait to do it again next year

By Sadie Brown Conversation…

The Cross Bronx Expressway's Five Bridges Project will no longer consider adding a traffic diversion structure, the state announced Thursday October 9 following months of protests and rallies from Bronx stakeholders opposing the additional structure.

Cross Bronx Expressway coalition celebrates a win as state rolls back plans for “traffic diversion structure”

By Sadie Brown Conversation…

The New York City Department of Transportation officially opened the newest electric vehicle charging station in the borough, Wednesday. The site offers EV drivers four fast chargers (

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Electric Vehicles in the Bronx are charging ahead as the city installs a new fast charging station

By Sadie Brown and Emily Swanson Conversation…

EMS ambulance responds to hit-and-run in Harlem

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Bronx man charged in fatal motorcycle crash that left a 52-year-old woman dead in 2024

dollar commuter van operating in Brooklyn

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NYC commuter vans, an overlooked transit option, get a boost from stabilization program

Officers looks out for safety in subway in Brooklyn

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Straphanger stabbed multiple times aboard Bronx train: cops

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MTA board approves 2026 fare increase; shrinks cost of subway and bus fare cap

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MTA board members question police ejection of ‘The Bear’ writer from Metro-North train for disruption and having feet on seat

Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson, the Bronx Tourism Council and the Bronx Economic Development Corporation hyped up the 31st annual tour De Bronx Tuesday at a press conference at Lou Gehrig Plaza. They highlighted some of the sights riders would enjoy on the routes this year, talked about past experiences at the borough's signature cycling event and emphasized its importance in creating new cyclists in the Bronx and demonstrating a demand for safe cycling infrastructure.

Tour De Bronx 2025: Thousands expected to cruise through the borough

By Sadie Brown Conversation…

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Community Board 10 tackles scourge of illegally-parked ‘ghost’ cars

By Emily Swanson Conversation…

Environmental advocates, Bronx residents, and tenants from the Bronx River Houses NYCHA development called on state officials to stop the Cross Bronx Expansion. The New York State Department of Transportation designed projects to repair five bridges along the expressway that involve constructing additional "traffic diversion structures," which Bronx residents oppose as a highway expansion.

Inside the fight for cleaner air, dignity and the truth about the Cross Bronx Expressway

By Sadie Brown Conversation…

person wearing a backpack jumping a sturnstile in a Brooklyn subway station

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No ‘fare’! New report highlights staggering costs of rampant toll and fare evasion in NYC

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Bargain transit: Here’s how to commute for free or cheaply in NYC

MTA officials cut ribbon on new Bronx accessible subway station

MTA and elected officials celebrate newly-accessible Mosholu Parkway 4 train station

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Photos of dog kidnapped from homeless man on Bronx train

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Homeless man who had beloved dog stolen while riding Bronx train begs for pup’s return: ‘Taking my dog is like kidnapping my son’

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