To the editor, June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness month. In 2026, Alzheimer’s Disease Facts and Figures Statistics at alz.org/facts reported 426,500 New Yorkers aged 65 and over … more

El ection season is here, and many residents of greater Riverdale are weighing how they will cast their ballots. For some, recent resident concerns about mail theft, missing checks and packages, and … more

To the editor, Obviously, fiction books have the widest readership, but many memoirs, historical accounts, and autobiographical novels also have an appeal. By and large, books of that nature … more

To the editor, The recent reports regarding the ongoing operational struggles at the Kappock Street post office highlight a critical vulnerability in our neighborhood infrastructure. Having … more

I’ve been settling into our Riverdale office for a few good months now, meeting so many of the people who give our work purpose by reading and responding to it. One of the first questions I often … more

Walk through Riverdale today and you are likely to see a Ring camera mounted next to a front door. For many residents, these devices have become as common as mailboxes or porch lights. Their appeal … more

To the editor, May was Lupus Awareness Month and I am writing to express my strong support for Congressman Ritchie Torres and his continued commitment to the lupus community. As someone … more

To the editor, I’d like to flag an important position Ritchie Torres has taken against the relatively new but rapidly growing prediction market platforms like Polymarket and   Kalshi. … more

To the editor, Recently, Council member Eric Dinowitz liked a social media advertisement supporting his father, Assembly member Jeffrey Dinowitz, that was paid for by New York Future, an outside … more

Throughout greater Riverdale, graduates are walking across stages toward wide-open futures, full of possibilities and unknowns. At The Riverdale Press, each member of our staff remembers the mixture … more