I write in response to Andy Byford’s letter to The Riverdale Press concerning planned cuts in express bus service. more

I attended the Nov. 18 town hall meeting regarding the proposed BxM1 and BxM2 express bus service reduction by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. more

I am writing this letter to express my outrage that the city does not maintain its streetlights both on highways and in neighborhoods. more

It is now nearly two years since then-state Sen. Jeffrey Klein was accused by one of his aides of having made unwanted intimate advances against her. He denied her claim and alleged that he had asked the state ethics agency, the Joint Commission on Public Ethics, to conduct an investigation to clear his name. more

Mr. Sweeney, you’re right: “Whoever pays the piper calls the tune.” Today, for-profit health insurance “calls the tune,” dictating to doctors, undermining American health care. more

In 1973, there was a popular movie called “The Paper Chase” having to do with the education of a group of students at Harvard Law School. more

It’s been about four months since the sweeping Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Law was passed by the New York state legislature and signed by the governor. more

The United States is considered the greatest country on Earth. Rich in tourist attractions and popular culture, its citizens are secure in the safest place on Earth from external terrorist attacks. more

Glad to hear that Bronx borough president Ruben Diaz Jr., is on board with legalizing marijuana, as Kirstyn Brendlen recently reported. How timely with this coming Dec. 5 marking the 86th anniversary of the repeal of the 18th Amendment. more

The Bronx is the fastest-growing county in New York. more