ICE activity has increased across New York City, including neighborhoods near Riverdale. Here’s what residents should know about the agency’s authority, warrants, arrests and rights. more

Residents near 3991 Saxon Ave. in Van Cortlandt Village are demanding action over a months-long rat infestation, urging building management and city agencies to address health concerns affecting tenants and neighbors. more

The historic Denishawn House in Van Cortlandt Village is set for demolition after city officials rejected landmark designation efforts, ending a community campaign to preserve the former modern dance school. more

After a health department closure at Windsor Apartments’ pool, Riverdale members are arguing a 35 percent refund does not fairly compensate for lost summer access. more

Residents across Riverdale say abandoned vehicles remain on neighborhood streets for months despite hundreds of 311 complaints, prompting calls for improved coordination, faster removals and greater accountability from city agencies. more

New principal Regan Haney is leading St. Margaret of Cortona-St. Gabriel School into its centennial year, focusing on academic growth, STEM programs, sustainability and strengthening community connections. more

Nearly 300 people gathered at Lehman Center's Salsa Under the Stars for live music, dancing and cultural celebration, honoring the Bronx’s deep salsa roots while bringing together residents across generations. more

Riverdale educator Mariely Guzmán self-published a guided mindfulness journal inspired by her classroom experience, helping children develop emotional awareness, regulate feelings and build healthy reflection habits through writing, drawing and prompts. more

The Van Cortlandt House Museum’s new exhibition, "Overlapping Empires," uses contemporary art by Samantha Box to examine the estate’s connections to slavery, colonialism and the Caribbean through an immersive historical experience. more

The Jerome Park Reservoir, which runs along Goulden Avenue from West 197th Street to Sedgwick Avenue in Kingsbridge Heights, was built more than a century ago to help distribute water to the Bronx … more