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It was all a mistake
It turns out drivers in Riverdale and two other greater Riverdale locales will benefit from the Henry Hudson Bridge toll rebate after all, according to the MTA. more
A 50th Precinct detective asks a shop owner questions about a theft that occurred overnight on Oct. 6, 2023. Three Riverdale Avenue businesses were burglarized around 5:45 a.m. and involved air ducts and a hole in the basement connecting the businesses.
Council and mayor at odds on police civilian reporting bill
The “How Many Stops Act,” legislation intended to increase police transparency was vetoed by Mayor Eric Adams last Friday. And now Speaker Adrienne Adams and several council members, including Eric Dinowitz, have vowed to override that veto. more
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This is one of several prototypes for new pay-by-plate parking meters in Queens. New, upgraded meters are officially rolling out in parts of Manhattan on May 8 and will gradually transition to other boroughs.
Upgraded, paperless parking is coming
NYC unveils modern parking meters citywide, replacing paper receipts with license plate input. Rollout starts May 8, saving miles of receipts and enhancing parking enforcement. more
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Felix Herrera Garcia is shown on surveillance camera behind the Divino Nino Day Care center on Morris Avenue Sept. 15 carrying out bags of drugs and paraphernalia. He was charged with conspiracy to distribute narcotics resulting in death on Sept. 28. An infant died and three others were hospitalized from fentanyl poisoning.
Fourth person captured near Mexican border in connection to Kingsbridge Heights infant’s fatal poisoning
A fourth person was charged Thursday with federal crimes in connection to the Sept. 15 death of a 1-year-old from the effect of fentanyl at a Kingsbridge Heights day care center. more
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Courtesy of New York Police Department The New York city Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying the individual depicted in this surveillance camera photo in connection to a robbery that took place Nov. 11 at 3:40 p.m. around West 242nd Street and Broadway. The 24-year-old victim was lured to the spot to sell a jacket. The perp then tried on the jacket and showed a firearm before fleeing, according the 50th Precinct. To place a tip, call 1 (800) 577-8477 or in Spanish 1 (888) 577-4782.
Kingsbridge man arrested for assaulting woman, police officer
Orlando Roper, a 35-year-old Kingsbridge man, was arrested in connection to an alleged attack of a 77-year-old woman and assault of a police officer on Oct. 22. more
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Back in 2019, SAR Academy students, teachers and parents gathered at the school at one of its many events. On Feb. 3, the school will celebrate its 55th anniversary with a gala dinner at SAR High School, which will also include alums.
SAR Academy to celebrate its 55th anniversary with gala
For their 55th anniversary, SAR Academy will celebrate with a gala dedicated to their relationship and love of Israel. more
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President Susan Burns sings along with the crowd to the school’s alma mater as they celebrate the change from College to University.
Mount Saint Vincent message to the world is keep growing
President Susan Burns stood atop the balcony on Founders Hall as she counted down over the sounds of cheering. She shouted “one” and the new banner was unveiled — the University of Mount Saint Vincent.  more
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A bucket placed to catch water from a leaky ceiling at the Kingsbridge Heights Community Center on Thursday, April 18. The center recently secured $1 million in federal money for roof repairs, which may bring an end to water leaks in classrooms and offices.
Community center has secured $1 million for needed roof repairs
Kingsbridge Heights Community Center receives $1 million for urgent roof repairs secured by Sen. Chuck Schumer. Learn about the center's vital services and the impact of this funding. more
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Councilman Eric Dinowitz and Joshua Stephenson, executive director at West Bronx Housing, met with tenants at 3045 Godwin Terrace, a rent-stabilized apartment that has a class one violation on Sept. 21. Rolando Ruiz has heard from people who have observed needles in the hallway and an air condition unit on the fire escape.
Godwin Terrace Apartment tenants complain about poor conditions
Tenants of 3045 Godwin Terrace in the past year have made at least 36 complaints to the New York City building department ranging from illegal apartment conversions to lead exposure, people being stuck in an elevator for an hour, urine and feces being in common areas and landlords renting to shelter programs. more
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Members of the earlier iterations of the Turkey Bowl in northwest Bronx pose for a team photo. The games started out in 1974 with a 4 on 4 format and have grown to about 20 or so players, including later generations of the original players.
'Bronx Boys' legacy lives on for four generations
Many northwest Bronx families who sit down for the annual Thanksgiving dinner Nov. 23 will share stories with relatives and friends, give thanks for their meal and watch football on television. more
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