Just after New Year’s, IN-Tech Academy students David Herrera and Raul Julio Olivera promised themselves to stay after school and even come on Saturdays and paint the school and sometimes their friends — not as a punishment but for fun. more

The King Store deli and smoke shop was robbed on March 21 around 10:30 p.m. A store employee reported that three men entered the store, located at 117 West Kingsbridge Road, that evening asking, “Where’s the money?” in Spanish. Two of the robbers showed they had guns. more

The historical Villa Rosa Bonheur building stood on Spuyten Duyvil soil for nearly nine decades until its demolition two years ago. One “accidental activist” stood alone and has succeeded to ensure future generations will never forget its name. more

Northwestern Bronx business matters when entrepreneurs and college students come together more

Since launching his candidacy for the 36th District state senate seat in March, Christian Amato — a Pelham Parkway resident — has kept busy knocking on doors, handing out pamphlets and crafting his campaign message. more

This summer current president Brennan O’Donnell of Manhattan College plans his long-term sabbatical. Brother Daniel Gardner will serve as interim president. more

The last few years have been hard on families across the city. It’s more than likely that many New Yorkers have fallen on hard times and are still affected by the pandemic, inflation, and now economic challenges the rest of the world is facing as a result of the Ukrainian-Russian War. more

Ruth Gotian spends her days as the “chief learning officer” and an assistant professor teaching anesthesiology at Weill Cornell Medicine. But on this particular evening, she was Ruth Gotian, author of “The Success Factor,” exploring how to reach “peak performance” through the eyes of those who actually achieved it. more

Hasnie Ahmetaj has responded to emergency medical calls in this part of Bronx for the past three years. She’s shocked hearts back to life in Kingsbridge. She’s revived patients who couldn’t breathe in Spuyten Duyvil. She’s treated dozens and dozens of COVID-19 victims in the back of an ambulance as it sped along Riverdale Avenue.  more

The city’s transportation department has dredged up a six-year-old plan that would eliminate a travel lane on the very busy Riverdale Avenue between West 254th and West 263rd streets in the name of traffic safety. more