The Riverdale Press is embarking on a new column here on page two, and its goal is to help our readers navigate the community with ease. The new column, titled “Community Inquiry,” will … more

The Riverdale Press is asking for reader input on local community issues — now through our new opinion polls. The Press has a long tradition of providing a forum for community discussion on … more

Four Riverdale-area 911 calls were affected by a seven-hour Bronx outage in August, prompting local officials to continue to seek answers about emergency communications and safeguards against future disruptions a month later. more

SAR and Ramaz students gathered outside Gracie Mansion for prayer, Jewish pride and support for Israel, while some community members criticized the location as politically charged. more

NYC lawmakers are calling for holistic admissions at specialized high schools, citing racial disparities and proposing broader criteria, stronger middle school preparation and expanded support programs. more

North Riverdale merchants told KRVC that poor lighting, crime concerns and uncertainty over reporting problems are hurting nighttime business along Mosholu Avenue. more

The Riverdale Press wants to hear from you! Make your voice heard by taking our opinion poll. more

Bronx Science students lead VOTE, a growing student-run network promoting youth voter registration, civic education and policy engagement across dozens of high schools in several states. more

Riverdale Y hosted a family-friendly shofar-making workshop, giving children an opportunity to explore Jewish traditions and prepare for Rosh Hashana and the High Holidays. more

Riverdale resident Robert Fitts turned a 1993 baseball game in Japan into a decades-long career researching Japanese baseball, culminating in his latest book about life behind the scenes. more