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The 21B Knolls Crescent Rite Aid will close July 29 after Rite Aid filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Final Riverdale Rite Aid to close, leaving seniors with fewer pharmacy options
The last Rite Aid in the northwest Bronx will close July 29, leaving Spuyten Duyvil residents—especially seniors—without a nearby, trusted pharmacy. more
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Tibbett Avenue outside In-Tech Academy, the site of roughly 22 reports to 311 in the last year. .
Jurisdiction confusion stalls repairs as potholes plague Riverdale-Kingsbridge streets
Nearly 1,000 street repair requests were filed in Riverdale-Kingsbridge, but unclear jurisdiction and delays leave roads cracked, pitted, and unsafe. more
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North Riverdale and Riverdale, percentage of votes won by top mayoral candidates in the 2025 Democratic primary. Created with Datawrapper. Source: NYC Board of Elections.
Mamdani’s upset win highlights sharp political divides across Riverdale
Zohran Mamdani’s surprise win over Andrew Cuomo in the mayoral primary reflects a divided northwest Bronx, with strong local support split by neighborhood. more
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A water main break floods both construction sites at 160 Van Cortlandt Park South.
Kingsbridge water main break floods streets and halts construction after pipe strike
A contractor hit a 24-inch water main in Kingsbridge, flooding streets and basements, disrupting service, and triggering a large multi-agency emergency response. more
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Courtesy United Federation of Teachers Priscilla Castro of the United Federation of Teachers demands City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams move the RESPECT Check bill forward at a June 20 press conference.
New York City paraprofessionals face deep pay gap as RESPECT Check bill stalls
Despite near-universal council support, NYC paraprofessionals remain underpaid as vital RESPECT Check legislation stalls without a hearing. more
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Irma Clement smiles as several Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority sisters read speeches in her honor.
Alpha Kappa Alpha honors 105-year-old Bronx member for 80 years of sisterhood
Irma Clement celebrated her 105th birthday with Alpha Kappa Alpha sisters, marking 80 years of service, sisterhood, and a life lived with purpose. more
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Jodie Colón gathers volunteers weekly at Henry Hudson Park to maintain the natural landscape.
Riverdale gardeners restore native habitats to support pollinators and revive urban ecosystems
Riverdale residents are transforming parks and gardens with native plants to support pollinators, restore biodiversity, and rewild urban landscapes. more
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Supporters of Grow NYC speak alongside Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson, right, advocating for food assistance programs.
Bronx officials push back on Trump bill over cuts to SNAP and food access
Bronx leaders condemn Trump’s bill for threatening SNAP benefits, which help feed thousands through programs like the Bronx Borough Hall Greenmarket. more
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Former City Councilwoman June Eisland, regarded as 'the mother of the MetroCard,' died June 12 at 85.
Bronx trailblazer June Eisland remembered for decades of public service
Former City Council member June Eisland, a Bronx political trailblazer and transportation reformer, died June 12 at 85 after decades of community service. more
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Students from Salanter Akiba Riverdale Academy and the Theatre Arts Production Company designed and painted a mural with the help of nonprofit CITYarts.
Bronx students create peace mural at Spuyten Duyvil Playground through CITYarts project
Bronx students painted a vibrant peace-themed mural at Spuyten Duyvil Playground, uniting two schools in CITYarts’ new Unity Peace Wall project. more
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