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Jewish advocacy groups rallied outside Marble Hill Target, urging the retailer to end alleged cooperation with ICE, restore DEI initiatives and support immigrant communities during a nationwide day of protest. more
Kingsbridge’s Salsa in the Streets celebration brought live music, dancing and community together during Bronx Week, highlighting the Bronx’s deep salsa roots and creating a vibrant neighborhood cultural gathering. more
Riverdale trainer A.J. Fisher opened the Hypoxix Institute, a high-altitude fitness studio combining hypoxic training and breathwork to improve recovery, performance and cognitive health through controlled low-oxygen environments. more
Riverdale artist Stacey Natal launched the Life Happens Now mail club, blending personal letters, artwork and affirmations to inspire connection, healing and creativity after navigating cancer recovery and caregiving challenges. more
We like to believe that the internet has made us better informed. That it has democratized knowledge, broadened our horizons, introduced us to perspectives we might never have encountered otherwise. … more
To the editor, Why isn’t there any talk on gun control after the shooting in D.C. at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner? We do not live in the world of armed minutemen anymore. REV. … more
To the editor, We write as members of the Ruth Mullen Riverdale Huddle, one of 27 organizations statewide which have worked tirelessly for eight years to pass A101 to remove the “voluntary … more
To the editor, In “A Critique of Ritchie Torres’ Choices as Congressman,” Mr. Alcaide charges that the congressman has “taken part in decisions that have harmed his constituents in the … more
To the editor, It was good to read the recent editorial, “The importance of a good book.” A lifelong Bronxite, I’ve only lived in Riverdale for eight years. After retiring and reconnecting … more
A New York bill seeking to eliminate the intoxication defense in rape cases faces ongoing delays, as lawmakers and advocates debate legal language, wrongful conviction concerns and the urgency of protecting survivors. more
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