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Drawings by a Holocaust survivor, hidden for decades in a Scarsdale home, have been rediscovered and are now exhibited at Manhattan University, offering a rare, firsthand visual narrative of life inside Nazi camps. more
A Riverdale couple reflects on over 30 years of marriage rooted in shared political activism, tracing their journey from early protests to continued advocacy, highlighting how love and social justice shaped their lives together. more
At a Bronx rally, Bernie Sanders and activists urged higher taxes on wealthy New Yorkers to address a growing budget gap, as Riverdale residents expressed mixed views on fairness, migration and economic impact. more
Riverdale and Bronx residents joined nationwide “No Kings” protests, rallying against Trump administration policies, immigration enforcement and threats to democracy, as grassroots activism continues to grow across New York City and beyond. more
A Kingsbridge apartment fire destroyed a home-based day care run by Maria Capellan for 23 years, as she safely evacuated eight children and now faces rebuilding after devastating losses. more
Gavin Lam, 18, earned the Eagle Scout rank after years of dedication, overcoming challenges to complete merit badges, leadership roles and a community service project. more
NYCHA invested over $5.1 billion to complete 800 projects across New York City, improving public housing conditions while facing funding gaps and ongoing infrastructure challenges. more
The University of Mount Saint Vincent named veteran NBA and NCAA coach Brett Gunning as men’s basketball head coach, bringing decades of experience and a strong focus on mentorship and student-athlete development. more
Students in New York and Ukraine collaborated on a powerful art exhibit showcasing children’s experiences during war, using creative expression to process trauma, raise awareness and inspire hope for peace. more
A Marble Hill senior center has reopened after a sewage leak forced a month-long closure, disrupting services for dozens of seniors and raising concerns about aging infrastructure and the need for deeper repairs. more
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