Archive – Bronx Times

Police leave the scene of a shooting at the 170th Street B/D subway station.

AMNY

Bronx subway shooting leaves man dead, police sources say; viral video captures brazen homicide

Bronx-born filmmaker Dante Hillmedo.

Caribbean Life

Bronx filmmaker spotlights Jamaican Diaspora stories

Kids, students and play with blocks in classroom for learning, problem solving and creative activity. Children, toys and floor for education game, puzzle solution and motor growth in kindergarten, new Bronx charter school, Strive Charter School

New York Family

This New Bronx Charter School Will Be Open 12 Hours a Day

Gonzalo Duran talks to Conservative Party members about socialism

Politics

Conservative party’s Gonzalo Duran enters NY-15 race, vows to challenge socialism

By Marina Samuel

NYPD commissioner Jessica Tisch speaking about split patrol boroughs in the Bronx

AMNY

State of the NYPD: Tisch says Bronx will be split into two patrol boroughs, bringing in more cops

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Tremont

Tenants at 2051 Webster Ave. rally over inconsistent heat and hot water, lack of cooking gas

By Emily Swanson

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Arts & Entertainment

Ready, set, slam! BronxWrites young poets compete at the Bronx Music Hall

By ET Rodriguez

Councilmembers Chi Ossé of Brooklyn (left) and Justin Sanchez of the Bronx (right) are the new co-chairs of the City Council's LGBTQIA+ Caucus.

Gay City News

Chi Ossé and Justin Sanchez named co-chairs of the City Council’s LGBTQIA+ Caucus

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Belmont

National Pizza Day: Inside the rituals of Pugsley Pizza in the Bronx

By Bridgette Leahy

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What’s happening | Galentine’s Day, nature shows and hikes, Black History Month and more

By Lauren Berardi

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Column

Column: East Bronx History Forum to discuss Astor Village and Pelham Parkway station at Feb. 18 meeting

By the East Bronx History Forum

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Bronx Brewery closes, at least for now, with Benito Bowl celebration

By Emily Swanson

group of people wearing red behind metal barrier during nurses strike

AMNY

NURSES STRIKE: Tentative deals struck with Mount Sinai and Montefiore; nearly 11,000 nurses may soon be back to work

Kirsten Gillibrand

PoliticsNY

Inside Government with PoliticsNY: A Q&A with U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand

Left to right: Hon. Norman St. George, Justice Kim Adair Wilson, Hon. Patsy Goldbourne, and attorney Joey Jackson at the Bronx Supreme Court's Black History month celebration.

Concourse

Judges, attorneys gather at Bronx Supreme Court to honor Black History Month

By Marina Samuel

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University Heights

Less than a week left to apply for housing lottery for five units in University Heights residential building, rent starts at $1,988

By Ethan Marshall

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Little boy lying on the floor with Lego pieces all around him

New York Family

Valentine’s Day LEGO Sets To Get Your Kids

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Judge to be censured for trying to get friends favorable outcomes, anti-DA bias

Assemblyman Steve Stern

Schneps Podcasts

A Conversation with Assemblyman Steve Stern of New York’s 10th District

The bare flagpole at the Stonewall National Monument is seen on Feb. 10 after the Trump administration removed a Rainbow Flag.

City Council Speaker, LGBTQIA+ Caucus co-chairs urge Trump administration to restore Rainbow Flag at Stonewall