For years, the soccer field at Van Cortlandt Park Stadium has deteriorated under heavy use, riddled with holes repeatedly patched through makeshift fixes. more

Artist Marisol Diaz-Gordon, former photo editor of The Riverdale Press, has been fighting headaches and migraines for years. more

For nearly two decades, Fenwick’s Bar, at 432 West 238th St., drew repeated 911 calls and waves of resident complaints over underage drinking and late-night violence in a familiar cycle of promises … more

Riverdale residents showed up in droves to a vigil honoring Renee Nicole Good, the U.S. citizen fatally shot by an ICE agent in Minneapolis on Jan. 7. more

The NYPD opened the new year with sweeping claims of public safety success, announcing that 2025 marked the safest year ever recorded for gun violence, with the fewest shooting incidents and shooting … more

Rep. Ritchie Torres introduced a bill cracking down on insider trading after an anonymous user on Polymarket won a $400,000 bet that Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro would be removed from office. more

An affordable housing lottery in Kingsbridge Heights closed on Jan. 3, with its minimum income to qualify set at $81,909 — more than $20,000 higher than the surrounding area’s average income. more

Riverdale nurses joined thousands in a strike against major hospitals that workers believe are putting profit over patient care. more

For 40 years, beloved Fieldston School teacher Robert Montera inspired young journalists as the faculty advisor to the Fieldston News. more

Above West 235th Street is a glimmering set of gold twinkle lights that spell out the word “PEACE.” The 74-year-old man behind it, Norris Ogard, is in his 35th year of putting up the decoration more