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The Van Cortlandt Library branch manager said it was more packed than usual, but libraries are always open to the public with controlled air and countless other resources.
New York City opens cooling centers to help residents beat the heat
NYC opens libraries, community centers and unique spots like Petco as cooling centers during heat waves, offering residents and pets a place to escape the extreme heat. more
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David Merriman, third right, has been teaching freshman about the wildlife right outside their door on the John F. Kennedy campus.
Bronx teacher David Merriman wins environmental education award for innovative classroom projects
David Merriman, a teacher at Marble Hill School, received the Bronx Council for Environmental Quality's Environmental Education Award for his hands-on projects and dedication to environmental science. more
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Veronica Cheeseboro was selected from nearly 5,000 teachers for the citywide Big Apple Awards this academic year.
Veronica Cheeseboro honored with Big Apple Award for transforming DeWitt Clinton High School's dance program
Veronica Cheeseboro, praised for her dedication, wins the Big Apple Award. She has transformed DeWitt Clinton High School's dance program with innovative teaching methods, diverse dance styles and a focus on student wellness and choreography. more
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The mayor's now approved plan to boost the city's economy may be a one-size-fits-all approach that does not consider every neighborhood independently, according to City Councilman Eric Dinowitz, one of 14 members who voted no.
City Council approves part of Mayor Eric Adams' City of Yes plan despite community concerns
Despite 14 'no' votes, the City Council passed Mayor Eric Adams' City of Yes for Economic Opportunity plan, aiming to modernize zoning laws and boost small businesses, affordable housing, and sustainability. more
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A proposal for a 13-story building at 5602-5604 Broadway is expected to consist of entirely affordable apartments. There is currently no timeline for construction, but affordable housing is just what the area needs according to CB8 land use committee chair Chuck Moerdler.
Developers plan 226 affordable units
A 13-story, 226-unit affordable housing project is proposed for 5602-5604 Broadway. Rezoning from light manufacturing to residential and commercial is required. more
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Torrential rain in New York on May 5 caused the National Weather Service to issue a flood warning. Riverdale saw massive amounts of flooding.
Climate-change bill on its way to governor
The Climate-Change Superfund Act, holding oil companies accountable for greenhouse gas emissions, awaits approval from Gov. Kathy Hochul after passing the Senate and Assembly. more
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Madi said when she isn’t studying, playing the piano, practicing flute for her school band, dabbling in other expressions of creativity, or running long distances, she is spending time with her family.
Madi Mailutha shines bright as eighth-grade RKA valedictorian
Madi Mailutha, Riverdale/Kingsbridge Academy valedictorian, excels in academics and piano, balancing personal challenges with remarkable resilience and dedication. more
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The crumbled exterior of 666 Kappock St. remains unrestored as of June 16.
Fieldston Lodge still awaiting repairs after collapse
A section of Fieldstone Lodge Care Center collapsed May 28, with no injuries reported, causing concerns about building safety. Repair work began on or around June 18. more
Rayne Davis, 4, reads Hair Love by Matthew A. Cherry with Jessica Jackson, the museum
Just for kids: New book shop opens at Bronx museum
The Book Bodega, a new children's bookstore, opened at the Bronx Children's Museum to promote literacy. Partnering with United Way NYC, it offers diverse books and aims to inspire young readers. more
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Scaffolding and construction barriers surround the Villa Rosa Bonheur, which has finally received a demolition order, despite community efforts to save the historic building.
Villa Rosa Bonheur — lost, but it’s not forgotten
Villa Rosa Bonheur, an iconic Bronx architectural gem with a rich history, was demolished despite community efforts to save it. Its legacy lives on through local activism and street renaming. more
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