A federal settlement requires ADA accessibility upgrades at the historic Van Cortlandt House Museum, including ramps, Braille signage and virtual tours, with renovations planned through 2031 to improve public access. more

Riverdale Cats hosted an adoption event featuring rescued felines saved from neglect, abuse and street life. The volunteer nonprofit helps rehabilitate cats and connect them with local residents seeking loving homes. more

Rat sightings in Riverdale have declined to their lowest levels in years, driven by new composting and sealed trash bin rules, colder winter weather and sanitation changes reducing food sources for rodents. more

The men’s homeless shelter at 6661 Broadway will open this summer, signaling an end to five years of pushback from the community. more

As negotiations move forward to fill the former Rite Aid space at 21B Knolls Crescent, elected officials have increased pressure on the shopping plaza’s landlords to lower rents and fill vacant … more

On a brisk February afternoon, the Van Cortlandt Park Alliance invited visitors to tour Van Cortlandt Park’s Enslaved African Burial Ground, drawing renewed attention to a wooded site marked only … more

The Hauser Rehabilitation Center at RiverSpring Living is redefining what short-term rehabilitation looks like in the Bronx, introducing an AI-forward, technology-driven model that delivers … more

As the nation marks its 250th anniversary, Riverdale Senior Services and the Kingsbridge Historical Society are reviving a neighborhood tradition, one square at a time. Nearly five decades ago, … more

On Feb. 8, dozens of business owners and community leaders gathered for a collaborative merchant meeting hosted by the Kingsbridge Riverdale Van Cortlandt Development Corp, or KRVC. more

After years of frustration over the gradual loss of neighborhood services, more than 100 residents gathered in Spuyten Duyvil last week for a meeting aimed at reviving the long-struggling Knolls more