Dylan Lopez Contreras, the ELLIS Preparatory Academy student detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement during a scheduled immigration hearing, was released March 18 after 10 months of … more

Alexa Lewis has been named editor of The Riverdale Press, bringing experience various local outlets and a vision focused on strengthening community journalism while adapting to changes in media and technology. more

A group of RiverSpring residents are bestowing decades of relationship wisdom this Valentine’s season through the recently formed Cupid Senior Squad. more

In less than a week, Council Member Eric Dinowitz holds his first hearing as chair of the City Council’s Education Committee. Ahead of the milestone, the former special education teacher outlined … more

Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson was sworn in for a second term on Feb 1., using her inaugural address to reflect on her first four years in office and look ahead to the next. more

On Jan. 28, four teenagers were taken into police custody at the CTown Supermarket on Mosholu Avenue after attacking an employee, the latest in a series of escalating events. more

Dedicated activists rallied outside a Citizens Bank branch on West 235th Street, urging the financial institution to divest from for-profit prison operators that run dozens of U.S. Immigration and … more

Martin Luther King Jr. is most often remembered through the places that shaped his public legacy — Birmingham, Selma, Washington and Memphis. more

Snow from Sunday’s flurry still coated the ground as dozens of Bronxites gathered at the Church of the Holy Nativity on Martin Luther King Jr. Day more

For nearly two decades, Fenwick’s Bar, at 432 West 238th St., drew repeated 911 calls and waves of resident complaints over underage drinking and late-night violence in a familiar cycle of promises … more