State Sen. Gustavo Rivera said in a Nov. 4 press release he was grateful to be re-elected for his position, and that he will continue to work to improve lives in the Bronx. On the “blue … more

Police are asking for the public’s help in finding two individuals wanted in connection with a robbery that happened in Kingsbridge Heights on Oct. 24 around 9:10 a.m. Authorities said a … more

Van Cortlandt Park is hosting November activities that invite residents to enjoy fall foliage through nature walks, mushroom hikes, seasonal crafts and volunteer projects. more

Bronx Community Board 8 is asking the comptroller to audit streetlight contractor Hylan, citing prolonged outages, delayed repairs and concerns about 311 complaints being closed before work is completed. more

The CURB Act, backed by 26 City Council members, would restrict NYPD crowd-control tactics and prohibit the Strategic Response Group from responding to protests. Mayor Mamdani has expressed support for its goals. more

After 18 years, Lisa Cooper has closed Elisa Contemporary Art on Mosholu Avenue, reflecting on the gallery’s legacy while continuing to represent artists and sell their work online. more

R&B star Ginuwine discusses his musical legacy, personal losses and touring plans ahead of his Nov. 7 Lehman Center performance, joined by special guest Ro James. more

Longtime Riverdale entertainer E. Tina Davy, writing as Tina Tomato, has turned her lifelong love of storytelling and making children laugh into a whimsical series of self-published books. more

Wave Hill welcomed families for its third Wave Hill-O-Ween celebration, featuring a costume contest, a giant Audrey II plant and hands-on activities exploring the spooky side of nature. more

Domestic violence continues to affect Bronx residents year-round. A look at local crime data, citywide trends, how abuse is defined and resources available to survivors and families. more