Above West 235th Street is a glimmering set of gold twinkle lights that spell out the word “PEACE.” The 74-year-old man behind it, Norris Ogard, is in his 35th year of putting up the decoration more

The Department of Transportation announced on Dec. 18 it had completed a bike lane along Bailey Avenue, a street project that is part of the plan for the Harlem River Greenway. more

As anxiety over immigration enforcement continues to ripple through the Northwest Bronx. more

For years, the Church of the Mediator teetered on the edge of closure, its congregation dwindling and maintenance needs mounting. more

The Henry Hudson Bridge, a steel arch that connects Spuyten Duyvil to Manhattan, could one day be considered one of the city’s scenic landmarks. more

De Blasio backs Blake Former Mayor Bill de Blasio has thrown his support behind Michael Blake in the Democratic primary for New York’s 15th Congressional District, marking a high-profile … more

During National Diabetes Awareness Month, Riverdale Senior Services hosted a series of hands-on workshops led by medical, nutrition and fitness experts to help Bronx older adults better understand, manage and prevent diabetes amid the borough’s persistently high rates. more

Fifteen Jewish leaders in the Bronx condemned congressional candidate Michael Blake for using a clip from a controversial activist in his campaign launch video criticizing Rep. Ritchie Torres. more

The New York Botanical Garden’s 34th annual Holiday Train Show introduces botanical replicas of the renovated Delacorte Theater and the Whitney Museum while reimagining familiar landscapes in a refreshed, immersive layout. more

With health care costs climbing and local inequities deepening, State Sen. Gustavo Rivera and co-sponsor Robert Jackson are renewing their push for the New York Health Act, backed by Bronx advocacy groups who argue the current insurance-driven system leaves too many residents behind. more