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Detective Jamsheer (r.) has known Captain Lorraine Perez since she began as an auxiliary officer in 2014. 
Meet your community affairs bureau
Growing up in Iraq, Rasha Jamsheer dreamed of being a police officer. Today, she is the community affairs detective for the 50th precinct. Jamsheer joked that her father, an Iraqi police officer … more
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The property located at 3111 Henry Hudson Parkway, one of the three properties believed to be removing trees without a permit.
Unlawful tree removal in Riverdale SNAD confines
Earlier this month, community board members and concerned residents spoke with city agencies regarding unlawful tree removal in their neighborhoods. At Community Board 8’s Land Use … more
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The Grinch made an appearance at this year's tree-lighting in Riverdale, but he couldn't steal Christmas.
Bronx BP saves Christmas in Riverdale
Although the Grinch was present at Riverdale’s annual tree-lighting ceremony at Bell Tower Park on Saturday, Dec. 14, he couldn’t steal Christmas. The historic memorial at 239th … more
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A Long Island rabbi duct-taped a dreidel to the synagogue wall to spark conversation on finding meaning and connection in simple objects, like a dreidel.
Dreidels and duct-tape get new meaning
The dreidel, a traditional Jewish top spinning game often played during hanukkah, was taped to a synagogue wall as a reminder, anything can be used to discuss profound ideas.  In 2019, … more
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Kallas uses electrical stimuli to heal the partial strain in his shoulder.
Riverdale Sports Physical Therapy celebrates 20 years of healing
Founded by Alex Sherman on Dec. 5, 2004, Riverdale Sports Physical Therapy at 531 W. 235th St., celebrated 20 years of service to athletes and residents alike. Both community and sports based, … more
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Window guards installed at a migrant shelter in Riverdale after months of advocacy from local elected officials.
Window guards installed at Overlook Manor migrant shelter
After months of elected officials pushing to get window guards installed at Overlook Manor– the new migrant shelter at 238th Street and Waldo Avenue, dubbed the Waldo Sanctuary – the goal … more
Neighborhood loading zone sign on Tibbett Avenue between 231st and 232nd streets.
New neighborhood loading zones in your community
A recent city implementation may be the solution for alleviating traffic congestion at two particular locations in the West Bronx. Late last month, the city’s Department of Transportation … more
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Coach Pat Woods announced his retirement as the varsity head basketball coach at St. Margaret of Cortona after coaching for 40 years.
Beloved basketball coach at St. Margaret retires after 40 years
A lifelong Riverdale resident, Pat Woods spent the last four decades coaching varsity basketball at St. Margaret of Cortona, and in early September, he hung up his clipboard and officially … more
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A recent spike in migrant children demands more bilingual teachers in nYC public schools.
Increase in bilingual students demands more bilingual teachers
The new migrant shelter at 435 W. 238 St. opened under the radar in late August, until Spanish-speaking migrant children began attending schools that were not equipped to handle their needs.  … more
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An Beal Bocht Cafe customers at 445 W. 238th St. enjoying the roadway dining in the warmer months. NYC DOT announced all roadway structures removed by Nov. 29.
NYC DOT demands roadway dining setups come down, will they go back up?
Outdoor dining setups seemed to be on every city street during the COVID-19 pandemic. But on Friday, Nov. 29, the NYC Department of Transportation ordered those who were part of its Dining Out NYC … more
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