A "suspicious substance" was received in an envelope at U.S. Rep.  Ritchie Torres' congressional office Friday, the official shared online.  The New York City Fire Department tested … more

An ICE officer’s shooting of Oscar Belgal in Marble Hill has prompted protests, heightened fear among immigrant residents and businesses, and renewed community efforts to share legal rights resources. more

Fine Fare By Ben’s Market has opened in Knolls Crescent, bringing a grocery store back to Spuyten Duyvil after months of community advocacy to revitalize the neighborhood’s struggling retail corridor. more

Only 45% of 2-year-olds in ZIP code 10471 have completed the recommended seven-vaccine series, prompting local health professionals to examine vaccine hesitancy, access and community trust. more

Former Norwood News editor Jordan Moss has turned to abstract art, photography and his newsletter, “Art All Around Us,” to connect Bronx residents with the borough’s arts community after a brain cancer diagnosis changed his path. more

Two former Kingsbridge Center of Israel members are cataloging and removing 320 synagogue memorial plaques, hoping to reunite them with families and preserve the congregation’s history. more

The Nov. 3 General Election is fast approaching. Besides a slate of candidates to choose from, there are five proposed charter amendments to vote “yes” or “no” on. A charter amendment is a … more

Protesters and officials rallied outside the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn Oct. 13, criticizing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's actions in the city, particularly following the … more

Two major construction projects are reshaping a block in Kingsbridge, where a new public elementary school and an eight-story affordable housing complex are rising side by side on the former site of … more