Eian Kantor never expected to return to Riverdale. more

“The Nap,” a new Manhattan Theatre Club production at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre, is a rowdy cocktail of style and content, often at war with itself, but with enough cheeky tangents to win the day — and with any second thoughts on plot and character overcome by sheer over-the-top comedy. more

A tragic limousine accident that claimed the lives of 20 people upstate appears to have a local connection. more

There were a lot of unhappy lawmakers on the Democratic side of the aisle in Congress this past weekend following the successful confirmation of new U.S. Supreme Court justice Brett Kavanaugh. more

Newly installed bus bulbs on West 242nd Street and Broadway are not brightening the day of many businesses in the neighborhood, creating what they describe as problems with traffic, congestion and loss of much-needed parking. more

It’s been five years since the Kingsbridge Riverdale Marble Hill Food & Hunger Project serenaded a crowd of donors with Haitian jazz. more

The battle is over. As the dust settled on the DeWitt Clinton High School gridiron, the John F. Kennedy Knights found themselves the football kings of the Bronx while the … more

It appears there is a changing of the guard on the Bronx high school soccer landscape. For the last several seasons, the Public School Athletic League’s Bronx A-1 Division has been dominated … more

The stakes were high last Saturday as the Fieldston Eagles faced off against the Riverdale Falcons in a game that would determine Riverdale’s King of the Hill. It would be the Eagles flying … more

Every 15 minutes, an island sinks like Atlantis into water — all within the confines of the Derfner Judaica Museum + The Art Collection at the Hebrew Home at Riverdale. more