What keeps Riverdale moving? That’s the question we sought to answer in this week’s opinion poll. Participants from throughout Riverdale and surrounding neighborhoods were invited to share … more

What was she wearing?” “What did she take?” “Why did she take so long to come forward?” “What did she agree to?” “Why was she there?” These are just a few … more

To the editor, Just after noon on Thursday, Oct. 8, I wrote to ask people I knew to be active in the community for their help in delivering an essential and overdue “Never Again” type … more

The General Election is right around the corner on Tuesday, Nov. 3, and New Yorkers will decide on a number of competitive public seats in addition to a lineup of ballot questions. Decisions made by … more

On Oct. 8, a man was shot in the neck by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in front of a 5-year-old believed to be his son. What has followed in the ongoing aftermath has been waves of … more

A few issues ago, The Riverdale Press published a story explaining a new city housing plan which aims to bring 4,075 housing units to the Riverdale area in the next five years. Community reactions to … more

To the Editor:   Re: “Broadway men’s shelter opens its doors, accepting clients” I especially appreciate Riverdale Main Street Alliance board member David Quart’s … more

To the Editor:   I believe we have gone too far and too fast with this powerful, but potentially dangerous technology, and that now is the time for regulation — to save our planet … more

It may be hard to believe with the lingering summer heat we’re experiencing here in the city, but the days are cooling. The leaves are changing. The sun’s daily journey across the sky is growing … more

To the Editor:   With the closure of another business on Johnson Avenue, the shopping situation in Riverdale has gone from inconvenient to dangerous. For older people with … more