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The Community Board 8 special committe on the City of Yes for Housing Opportunity voted unanimously to reject the mayor’s plan, citing an ignorance to the needs of the public.
Community Board 8 rejects Mayor Adams' "City of Yes" housing proposal, citing flaws
Community Board 8 rejected Mayor Adams' "City of Yes" plan, citing concerns over affordability, tenant rights and environmental impacts in a detailed report. more
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A 2014 master plan set goals for the park over the next 20 years. As the first 10 years draw to a close, Community Board 8 looks for a progress report.
Van Cortlandt Park reaches halfway point in 20-year master plan with major upgrades
Van Cortlandt Park celebrates 10 years of its master plan, with numerous projects completed, enhancing recreation, accessibility and infrastructure for the community. more
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The Van Cortlandt Park Alliance will team up with the Mellon Foundation to work with the community in bringing greater prominence to the minimally-marked historic burial ground.
Van Cortlandt Park Initiative secures $310K grant to honor Enslaved African Burial Ground
The Van Cortlandt Park Alliance received a $310K grant to revitalize the Enslaved African Burial Ground, aiming to enhance visibility and historical awareness of the site. more
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Republican Kevin Pazmino has spent 13 years living in Riverdale and believes, if elected, he will bring a necessary alternative form of governance to the community.
Kevin Pazmino challenges 30-year incumbent for 81st District assembly seat with reform agenda.
Kevin Pazmino, running for the 81st district assembly, focuses on transparency, crime reduction, education reform and distancing politics from corporate influence. more
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Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz has become well-known for his community-first approach, as well as his legislative work to better tenants’ rights and the environment.
Jeffrey Dinowitz's 30-Year political journey: Assemblyman seeks another term
Jeffrey Dinowitz, seeking re-election after 30 years, reflects on his extensive career, highlighting legislative success, community engagement and tenant advocacy in the Bronx. more
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The fourth annual TKO Breast Cancer 5K began with speeches from Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz and Councilman Eric Dinowitz, and performances by the all-female percussion group Batalá New York.
Annual Totally Knock Out Breast Cancer 5K unites community in support and awareness
Around 100 participants, many in pink tutus, joined the Totally Knock Out Breast Cancer 5K in Van Cortlandt Park, symbolizing unity, support, and raising awareness for survivors. more
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Margaret Holmes and Meredith Horsford attended the CB8 parks and recreation committee meeting to share an updated list of advisory committee members that will be consulted on Van Cortlandt House Museum programming.
Van Cortlandt House Museum forms advisory committee amid community concerns
The Van Cortlandt House Museum formed a new advisory committee to address community concerns and plan events, while Community Board 8 raised questions about funding and programming. more
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A very different Riverdale can be seen in the archival footage, where there were more opportunities for residents to gather and socialize in identity-building “third places.”
Rare 1950s film footage unearthed by Kingsbridge Historical Society reveals vibrant past
The Kingsbridge Historical Society has discovered rare 1950s footage of Riverdale, Kingsbridge and Spuyten Duyvil, showcasing local life, Cold War anxieties and lost landmarks. more
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The discussion of a sidewalk on West 254th Street leading up from the Metro-North station has lasted nearly 15 years.
Controversial boulder placement blocks pedestrian pathway on Riverdale's 254th Street project
Riverdale residents are upset as boulders block pedestrian access on 254th Street, a key part of a city project meant to improve walkways near the Metro-North station. more
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Newspapers revive local journalism in New York with tax credit support
Three new local newspapers launched in Westchester and Long Island, fueled by New York's first tax credit for hiring local media staff, revitalizing community news. more
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