Friends of Riverdale 9/11 Memorial Garden will host its sixth annual ceremony, honoring local victims and first responders while adding three names to the memorial sign. more

Manhattan College Parkway has been co-named Manhattan University Way, preserving the historic street name while recognizing Manhattan University’s expanded identity and continued role in the Riverdale community. more

The 1 train connects greater Riverdale from Marble Hill to Van Cortlandt Park while carrying riders along one of New York City’s oldest subway routes, rich with art and history. more

RiverSpring Living resident Daphne Victoria Johnson is celebrating her first solo exhibition at Hebrew Home’s Derfner Judaica Museum, showcasing colorful paintings and mixed-media works inspired by joy and renewed creativity. more

RiKi Jazz is bringing low- and no-cost live performances to Riverdale and Kingsbridge while creating opportunities for local musicians and working toward a future neighborhood jazz festival. more

Bronx Community Board 8 returned from its summer recess Sept. 1. Here are five things to know about its purpose, past and how to get involved in upcoming sessions.   What is a … more

Sept. 11, 2001, remains a defining moment for anyone who lived through it. For some, it is remembered in exact detail — where they were standing, who they were with, what they saw and the … more

The following editorial was originally published in The Riverdale Press Sept. 13, 2001, following the 9/11 attacks. Each person who works at The Riverdale Press got the phone call on Tuesday … more

The following address was given by former President George W. Bush following the 9/11 terror attacks. The Riverdale Press now shares those words once more in remembrance of that tragic day on its … more

The Norwood News has gone on indefinite hiatus after nearly four decades covering Bronx communities, ending both print and online publication amid financial pressures facing its parent organization, Montefiore. more