Major crime has fallen at Marble Hill Houses, but residents say broken locks, poor lighting, malfunctioning doors and other security concerns continue to affect their sense of safety. more

A Con Edison voltage reduction during repairs left elevator systems malfunctioning across greater Riverdale, prompting concerns from older and mobility-impaired residents and criticism over communication from the utility. more

Riverdale residents and NYPD officers gathered for the 50th precinct’s annual National Night Out, featuring food, games and family activities aimed at strengthening neighborhood relationships and safety. more

After losing his leg in a Tanzania hit-and-run, former Bronx student Adrian Nolasco has embraced adaptive sports, placing third in his first triathlon and training for the NYC Marathon. more

Manhattan University’s women’s soccer and volleyball teams enter the fall season with high expectations. Meet five Jaspers athletes to watch as they pursue conference success and postseason goals. more

ICE activity has increased across New York City, including neighborhoods near Riverdale. Here’s what residents should know about the agency’s authority, warrants, arrests and rights. more

August, for many, is a bittersweet time of year. It brings with it sweltering days that gradually taper off into September, and the usual list of back-to-school preparations. As August descends upon … more

To the editor, Kudos to The Riverdale Press for its editorial concerning climate change — “Better late than never for climate resilience” — a worthy wake-up call and a call for action. A … more

To the editor, Republican senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, a gastroenterologist, voted to confirm Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services in 2025 … more

Riley Billingslea, a 15-year-old boy from Fordham Manor, was fatally shot in the head yesterday in Kingsbridge Heights, according to police.  Authorities said they arrived on scene at 2825 … more