Morris Goldman, a longtime Riverdale resident, is remembered for his devotion to family, enduring love for his wife Roberta, strong work ethic and the lasting values he passed to generations. more

William Cleary transformed a lifelong challenge with cerebral palsy into a successful photography career, earning recognition for his work while inspiring others through perseverance, creativity and determination. more

Louise McCrae, who recently turned 100, reflects on a life spanning the Great Depression to smartphones, marked by education, career success, global travel, civic engagement, kindness and lifelong activity. more

A gas line explosion and a small fire were reported to The New York Fire Department  at 3:21 p.m. Friday, May 29 from 3816 Review Place in Kingsbridge.  The department said 21 units … more

Spuyten Duyvil residents and elected officials are urging USPS leadership to address staffing shortages, closures and mail theft concerns at the Kappock Street post office, calling the branch essential for local seniors. more

As grocery prices rise, Riverdale organizations report growing food insecurity among seniors, with meal delivery programs and food assistance becoming increasingly vital for older adults living on fixed incomes. more

Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s proposed budget would invest $20.5 million in New York City street vendors, expanding licenses, supporting education efforts and helping thousands of vendors move toward legal compliance. more

With the announcement of the proposed NYC budget, Bronx leaders and cultural institutions support increased tourism funding, saying expanded promotion could attract visitors, strengthen local businesses, create jobs and reshape perceptions of neighborhoods and attractions across the borough. more

Bronx Democratic primary candidates are campaigning across congressional, Assembly and local party races, with endorsements split between the Unity Democratic Club and Benjamin Franklin Reform Democratic Club ahead of June elections. more

The New York Botanical Garden’s “Flower Power” exhibition combines contemporary art, flowers and 1960s protest history, exploring how floral symbolism shaped movements for peace, activism, liberation and cultural change. more