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

Months after Riverdale electrician Kevin Farrell died of pancreatic cancer, his family and the 4BronxProject are honoring his legacy of generosity through a growing Christmas toy drive that will deliver gifts to hundreds of children in Bronx shelters. more

After breaking away from Amalgamated Housing, Park Reservoir shareholders have installed new management, elected a full nine-member board, and secured $1 million in capital funding as they work to address long-standing maintenance and accountability concerns. more

Thanks to a string of vandalism, Riverdale residents woke up to shards of glass on their car seats after a wave of overnight window smashings, leaving owners to pony up for repairs. In January … more

More rain fell in just a couple hours on Sept. 1 in the Bronx than we would get in an entire month thanks to the remnants of Hurricane Ida.  more

The Press has received many responses to the Dec. 8 article and editorial about towing.  more