If there is anything besides the obvious loss of life due to the pandemic people have had to live with it is dealing with postponements. No one knows that better than Tony Edwards. more

The Gay Mens’ Health Crisis raised $2.25 million during its first in-person AIDS Walk in Central Park since the start of the pandemic, the organization announced. more

Big changes are coming to the People’s Theatre Project, said to be Manhattan’s largest performing arts organization north of Harlem. And Spuyten Duyvil’s Mino Lora — who founded the theatre group — is quite grateful. more

Rabab Ibrahim Abdulhadi, who teaches Arab and Muslim ethnicities and diasporas studies at San Francisco State University, had a message for government officials and citizens alike during a May 25 demonstration at the Bell Tower Park. more

People shop along Riverdale Avenue during the May 15 North Riverdale Block Party. The Riverdale Main Streets Alliance spearheaded the event as a way of honoring and supporting the businesses, restaurants and stores that have remained open after the coronavirus pandemic. more

Rose Rodriguez has been named vice president and director of government affairs, for the Kingsbridge branch of Ponce Bank. more

U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez endorsed a slate of candidates running for Assembly, including Jessica Altagracia Woolford, who hopes to defeat Jeffrey Dinowitz for his long-held seat representing Riverdale, Kingsbridge, and parts of Norwood and Wakefield. more

Police in Hackensack, New Jersey, have arrested the nephew of a man they believe fatally shot his uncle earlier this month at the entrance of his Kingsbridge home. more

Lee Chong is not happy with what she’s seen from Mayor Eric Adams’ $99.7 billion fiscal year 2023 proposed budget. Especially when it comes to her generation. more

There’s already massive inflation, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and the skyrocketing costs at the gas pump. But there’s a new dilemma facing American families, and it’s one that could have dire consequences. more