Mamdani wins NYC mayoral race

After Tuesday night's call, Zohran Mamdani is set to become the 111th mayor of New York City.

KHCC Harvest Fest Brings Fun and Community

Kingsbridge Heights Community Center’s 13th annual Harvest Fest brought families together for a day of fall fun, community support, and creative activities led by local youth.

Riverdale Leaders Welcome Gaza Ceasefire and Call for Lasting Peace

After two years of war, Riverdale leaders are expressing hope and relief following a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas that could mark a historic step toward peace.

Seven-year-old Eva crafted a wicked-themed alien with TriBeta.

Boo at MU Brings Halloween Fun and Community Spirit to Manhattan University

Manhattan University’s annual Boo at MU celebration filled campus halls with costumes, crafts, and community spirit as students welcomed families for a night of Halloween fun.

Montefiore Einstein Radiology on Corlear Avenue expands local access to breast cancer screenings.

Riverdale mammography site expands access to breast cancer screenings

As Breast Cancer Awareness Month shines a light on early detection, Montefiore Einstein Radiology’s new Riverdale site is helping local women access lifesaving screenings close to home.

4Bronx Project Brings Halloween Magic to Bronx Shelter Kids

As Halloween costs soar, the 4Bronx Project is spreading joy by donating costumes and celebrations to children living in Bronx family shelters.

Polls opened on Oct. 25 for early voting in the general election, and will close Nov. 4 at 9 p.m.

Riverdale officials withhold endorsements ahead of mayoral race

As the New York City mayoral election nears, some Bronx officials are staying neutral amid controversy over candidate positions and past scandals.

Councilman Eric Dinowitz held a town hall at Riverdale Senior Services on Oct. 16 to inform voters of what’s on their ballot.”

Bronx Leaders Oppose Charter Changes That Shift Housing Power to Mayor

Bronx leaders warn voters that proposed NYC charter changes threaten local say over housing and land use decisions.

Composer Leonard Lehrman, left, and his wife Helene Williams, co-founder of the Bronx Opera Company.

Bronx Concert to Honor U.N.'s 80th Anniversary with Music and Human Rights

Bronx concert at Vladeck Hall celebrates the UN’s 80th anniversary with music highlighting peace and human rights.

Let’s talk about Alzheimer’s — out loud and together

Al zheimer’s disease doesn’t just affect individuals. It reshapes families. It challenges friendships. It tests entire communities often quietly, behind closed doors. Whether …

Veterans deserve a national asbestos registry

Death caused by mesothelioma is still a real problem affecting New Yorkers. Those with a history of working in asbestos-contaminated environments, such as military veterans and construction workers, …

A Jewish call to action: our community responsibility in protecting our neighbors

This week marks one year since Donald Trump was re-elected to the U.S. presidency. Since returning to office, he has worked to quickly erode our democracy. In just these past 10 months, Trump …

A Lifeline for New Yorkers in Crisis

As a social worker on an acute psychiatric unit in the Bronx, I see every day how creative arts therapists make a profound difference in the lives of some of our city’s most vulnerable …