Sevan Multi-Site Solutions reports how decades of store redesigns, like drive-thrus and self-checkouts, transformed shopping habits, often unnoticed by consumers. more

Riverdale resident A.J. Fisher’s study in "Frontiers in Physiology" found controlled breathing during moderate exercise was associated with lower blood lactate. more

Riverdale Neighborhood House launched Baking with Neighbors, a volunteer-led workshop where residents learn baking skills, make homemade treats and connect with others from greater Riverdale. more

Lehman College Art Gallery’s “Does This Taste Funny?” brings together 41 contemporary artists exploring humor, absurdity, politics and material experimentation through mixed-media works. more

CreditNinja reports on tips for managing multiple jobs without burnout, emphasizing efficiency, prioritizing downtime, and maintaining relationships to ensure well-being. more

Ogee reports on consumers' demand for clean skincare, adding that a checklist can guide shoppers to verify product transparency, ingredient safety, and third-party certifications for informed purchases. more

Bronx Community Board 8 opened its FY 2028 budget process, seeking public input on priorities including Bailey Playground, surveillance cameras, school improvements, step streets and green infrastructure. Community boards formally submit capital and expense priorities each year as part of the city budget process. more

Understood reports that "neurodivergent" describes individuals whose brains process information differently, covering conditions like ADHD and autism.  more

Grist reports on Qcells, a Georgia solar factory adapting to shifting U.S. solar policies amid competition from China, focusing on domestic production and tariffs. more

Chalkbeat reports the U.S. improved its PISA ranking mainly as other countries' scores declined.  more