Following months of lawsuits and court challenges, the redistricting dust has finally settled and the newly drawn Congressional district lines are in place.  more

It seems like everywhere you go in greater Riverdale, you can’t avoid a construction site. more

In May, average rent in the Bronx increased 2.24 percent from $2,187 to $2,236, according to New York real estate platform MNS’s latest Rental Market Report. more

An individual broke into Jerusalem Cafe & Grill located at 5983-B Broadway on the morning of June 12 around 3 by entering the rear window of the establishment, according to the owner of the … more

Traditionally, doctors spend their early years worrying about getting through their residency and picking a specialty. more

  A handful of Bronx Theatre High School students have taken a step into a dance that they never thought they would do before. Amanda Selwyn Dance Theatre Notes in Motion continues to give … more

After the Riverdale Pride Day festival was rained out Sunday at the Riverdale Neighborhood House, 50th Precinct officer Cesar Sala, at left, along with Kelly Kaboom, and Laura Levine-Pinedo decided to celebrate at Levine-Pinedo’s Bronx Burger House. Kaboom then joined Jerry Goodman, above, and Marcy Owens. The event was postponed until July 17. more

Congressman Ritchie Torres endorsed Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz Monday for re-election in the 81st Assembly district Democratic primary. The announcement comes soon after Dinowitz’ challenger, Jessica Woolford, received a high-profile endorsement of her own from state Sen. Alessandra Biaggi, whose current district overlaps with much of Dinowitz’. more

A bill to reform New York’s sexual assault statutes failed to pass in the final days of the 2022 legislative session in Albany. more

The stock market infamously crashed in 1929 — a year still remembered as the start of the Great Depression. Investors lost billions. The center of the universe seemed to be Wall Street for all the wrong reasons. more