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Angel Garcia of the Melrose Environmental Awareness Committee led EPA Administrator Lisa Garcia on a tour of the toxic superfund site in Melrose and the 8 block surrounding area.

Health

Melrose activists call on EPA to intervene in toxic cleanup as DEC faces criticism over community outreach

By Sadie Brown

12 kilos of fentanyl were found at 780 Garden Street in the Belmont section of the Bronx.

North Riverdale

Manhattan man arrested after DEA raid uncovers 12 kilos of fentanyl near Bronx day care facilities

By Sadie Brown

Council Member Marmorato sent a letter to Mayor Eric Adams demanding that he end the shared e-scooter program in her East Bronx district.

Transit

Bronx council member wants to scrap e-scooter program in her district

By Sadie Brown

A Bronx football team gathered in a semicircle holding candles and balloons to honor their beloved coach after his sudden death, Dwight Downer.

Bronx community honors beloved football coach with candlelight vigil at Williamsbridge Oval

By Sadie Brown

Mayor Eric Adams at a City Hall rally following the passage of his City of Yes plan by the City Council.

Housing

Seven Bronx council members back City of Yes zoning overhaul despite mixed local support

By Sadie Brown

Six candidates for the 2025 NYC Mayoral election shared their plans to deal with slow bus services, fare affordability, and transit accessibility at the Riders Alliance Mayoral Transit Forum.

Transit

Bronx riders question mayoral hopefuls on transit plans and Fordham Road busway delays

By Sadie Brown

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NYPD seeks 3 suspects in Bronx homicide investigation

By Christian Murray

Majority Leader Amanda Farías recognized family-owned coffee shop, The Way Cafe in Castle Hills for its outstanding contributions to the community and the local economy.

Small Business Saturday: Farías honored 3 Bronx-based businesses

By Sadie Brown

Paralegals F.T.C. founders Rachel Batista, Elaine Castillo and Swannie Batista posed for the firm's grand opening in 2018.

Paralegals F.T.C., which provides affordable legal services, becomes nonprofit

By Sadie Brown

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Dakota’s on the Cove brings new dining experience to Throggs Neck

By Jessica Militello

Rev. Michael Blake announced he will join the race to be NYC Mayor in 2025.

Former Bronx Assembly Member Michael Blake announces 2025 NYC mayoral run, criticizes Eric Adams

By Sadie Brown

City Council Majority Leader Amanda Farias and the Caribbean Equality Project, hosted a free turkey giveaway and community resource fair in Soundview, Saturday.

CM Farias distributes free turkeys in Soundview ahead of Thanksgiving

By Sadie Brown

Students from Bronx high school Academy of Mt. St. Ursula attended a hybrid virtual and in-person lab on genetics and medical technology with education nonprofit, Engineering Tomorrow.

Bronx HS Academy of Mt. St Ursula explores genetics and medical technology with engineering experts

By Sadie Brown

Comptroller Brad Lander stands with NYCHA Tenant Association leaders to announce a new audit about oversight of vendors making repairs and doing maintenance.

Housing

Comptroller audit slams NYCHA over repairs, finds potential millions in wasteful spending

By Sadie Brown

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Food

Local doctor warns of food safety concerns amid recent nationwide disease outbreaks

By Emily Swanson

Chipotle Mexican Grill will open its newest Bronx location Tuesday, November 19, 2024.

New Chipotle restaurant opens on Jerome Avenue

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