Over two months since Hamas terrorists launched an attack on Israel, the scars are very much present for two Manhattan College basketball players who are experiencing the secondhand effects of war while living away from their homeland. Playing back certain parts of Oct. 7, such as the horror stories relayed back to them from family and friends who lived it, is hard enough. Even now, the stories that are spread through social media and text messages are seemingly impossible to escape. more

To the Editor:   Hamas terror supporters on social media, in schools, in unions, and on the streets, are calling for the destruction of Israel and the death of all Jews worldwide.  Chants of “intifada,” “jihad,” “from the river to the sea Palestine will be free” all mean the same thing — a world without the Jewish State or Jewish people. more

The New York Local Journalism Sustainability Act would provide tax credits to local community-based newspapers for hiring local news reporters. more

Mayor Eric Adams unveils City of Yes plan, leveraging faith-based organizations to tackle affordable housing crisis in NYC. more

1961 Development A population jump in North Riverdale invited more business to the area, including two new banks. Further south, on Kappock Street in Spuyten Duyvil, the skyline forever … more

Manhattan men’s lacrosse secured a share of the 2023 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference regular season championship with a 6-2 win over Wagner in Staten Island on Saturday night in the regular season finale. more

This beautiful two-family home at 3448 Cannon Place is quietly nestled in the area of Kingsbridge Heights in a neighborhood in which its tree-lined streets were named to commemorate a historical moment and time of our country’s fight for independence. more

In an effort to tackle any negative perceptions of the Cross Bronx Expressway and promote residents’ health and well being, the city planning department has announced several public walking tours along the highway. more

If it weren’t for a temporary court injunction, greater Riverdale would have already had its first legal cannabis dispensary on Broadway next to a proposed men’s homeless shelter. more

This renovated and classic five-bedroom, 3.5-bath, brick house at 5259 Fieldston Road was built in 1945. It comes with an inviting glass conservatory and enjoys a fenced backyard with a dining patio and garden. more