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The personally identifiable information of students, parents and faculty of Riverdale Country School was published on the dark web following a data breach earlier this month.

Hackers leak sensitive data from elite Bronx private school after ransomware attack

By Sadie Brown

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Woman found dead near Yankee Stadium; police investigating

By Christian Murray

Regal Cinema will reopen the commercial movie theater in Concourse Village almost a year after the old operator moved out.

Regal Cinemas set to open in Concourse Village, bringing Bronx moviegoers a new silver screen experience

By Sadie Brown

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Thousands of cans of baby formula to be distributed to Bronx families after price gouging settlement

By Christian Murray

Kids wearing bunny ears and holding baskets on an Easter egg hunt

Hop on over to the 42nd Precinct for an Easter egg hunt April 16

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Bronx Council Member Althea Stevens introduced a bill to form a Youth Board with at least three teens and young adults that would advise the city on youth programming.

New law ensures Bronx youth have a greater say in city government

By Sadie Brown

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FDNY fines driver $4,000 for blocking hydrant during deadly Bronx fire

By Christian Murray

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Bronx man sentenced to 10 years for setting fire to ex-girlfriend’s apartment: DA

By Christian Murray

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Affordable housing lottery opens in Mott Haven; 1 bedrooms start at $3,661

By Christian Murray

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Bronx VA worker fired under Trump staffing cuts to attend President’s address

By Emily Swanson

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NYC to suspend alternate side parking for Losar on Feb. 28 under new law

By Shane O’Brien

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Bronx Borough President Gibson launches community board recruitment drive ahead of March 9 deadline

By Christian Murray

Hunts Point residents mapped out possible locations for EV charging stations to help support less pollution in the area and meet the state's climate goals.

Hunts Point residents brainstorm EV charging sites to reduce pollution

By Sadie Brown

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Powerball third-prize-winning ticket worth $50K sold in the Bronx

By Christian Murray

NYC Department of Corrections Commissioner and the family of longtime DOC employee, Edwin Felicien, unveiled the law library at Rikers Island, newly named in his honor.

Rikers names law library in honor of longtime Bronx corrections employee

By Sadie Brown

Rep. Ritchie Torres calls on the Community Preservation Corporation to create a long-term plan for stability for Ved Parkash buildings in foreclosure.

U.S. Rep Torres pushes for consumer advocacy office as Con Edison rate hikes loom

By Sadie Brown

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Ryan Grippi, Steven Love Menendez, Devlyn Camp, Randy Wicker, and Julius' Bar owner Helen Buford reenact the "sip-in" at Julius' Bar on April 21.

Julius’ Bar, Randy Wicker reenact 1966 ‘sip-in’ against anti-gay liquor law