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A $4 million reconstruction of Ewen Park’s central staircase has begun, bringing long-awaited safety improvements but temporary parking loss, traffic changes and construction disruptions for nearby residents.
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by Michelle Mullen
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9/4/26
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A City Council bill would expand J-51 tax abatements, potentially helping hundreds of Riverdale-area co-ops offset the costs of energy and climate upgrades required under Local Law 97.
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by Olivia Young
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8/28/26
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Family, friends and community members gathered in Kingsbridge Heights to remember 15-year-old Riley Billingslea, called for answers in his fatal shooting and demanded greater accountability for gun violence.
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by Michelle Mullen
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8/28/26
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A city health report found congestion pricing had no significant effect on air pollution, but Bronx environmental activists say more monitoring and research are needed to assess its impact on already-polluted communities.
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by Olivia Young
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8/28/26
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CarInsurance.com reports that adding a teen driver increases car insurance by an average of $3,721.
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Mary Beth Eastman for CarInsurance.com
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8/26/26
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A 16-year-old boy was arrested Tuesday, Aug. 25 in connection with the fatal shooting of 15-year-old Riley Billingslea, according to an announcement released by police that night.
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Staff Report
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8/26/26
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A powerful Aug. 7 storm left downed trees and damaged vehicles across greater Riverdale, renewing concerns about urban tree maintenance as severe weather becomes more frequent across New York City.
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by Michelle Mullen
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8/21/26
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The Hebrew Home at Riverdale by RiverSpring will launch a free CAPABLE program this fall, helping low-income older adults improve their homes, maintain independence and safely age in place.
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by Olivia Young
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8/21/26
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KRVC received a $100,000 NYC Small Business Services grant to expand BAMBA, strengthen local merchants, improve commercial corridors and support small-business revitalization across the northwest Bronx.
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by Michelle Mullen
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8/21/26
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New York City’s first publicly-funded 2-K program will offer roughly 2,000 free seats this fall, including in School District 10, as families navigate high childcare costs and limited availability.
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by Michelle Mullen
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8/21/26
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