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The Israeli flag has been screened on numerous Jerusalem landmarks. The White House also lit up their colors blue and white in solidarity with Israel. U.S. President Joe Biden has committed to helping Israel by sending military equipment.
Greater Riverdale community on Hamas attack: ‘This is Israel’s 9/11’
Many on Saturday woke to shocking footage on their TVs of buildings in Israel tumbling apart from Hamas missiles and women and children being kidnapped and tortured by Hamas militants. more
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Three shops on Riverdale Avenue - Mamajuana Cafe, Riverdale Gourmet Deli, and Delaj Studio - were robbed recently by thieves who entered through the basement of the establishments.
Three stores hit in early morning on Riverdale Avenue
Three Riverdale Avenue businesses were burglarized in the early hours last Friday. Mamajuana Prime Cafe, Riverdale Gourmet Deli and Studio Delaj were the targets of the burglaries that … more
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Students who have taken part in the Riverdale Children’s Theatre program acting in one of the many plays the theatre has hosted.
Couple offers high school theatre auditions in a breeze at Riverdale Children's Theatrre
Each year, eighth-grade families in New York City try to figure out which high school to attend. It becomes chaotic as deadlines approach. more
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A bag containing Narcan remains in a bathroom sink at Divino Nino after emergency medical services technicians tried to revive the four babies who were poisoned by fentanyl. One-year-old Nicholas Feliz Dominici could not be saved.
Nicholas Dominici's father: ‘Open doors at your child’s day care’
The father of 22-month-old Nicholas Dominici of Kingsbridge Heights, the toddler who died of fentanyl poisoning while in the care of a Jerome Park day care center, has six words for parents of young children: “Don’t trust your day care center.” more
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A proposed cannabis dispensary, Erudito Herbals LLC, would be on 6677 Broadway, adjacent to Westhab Inc.’s proposed homeless shelter at 6661 Broadway. If not for a legal injunction preventing applicants from opening cannabis stores, the dispensary potentially would have acted as a temporary delivery location for a year.
First cannabis dispensary in Greater Riverdale halted for now
If it weren’t for a temporary court injunction, greater Riverdale would have already had its first legal cannabis dispensary on Broadway next to a proposed men’s homeless shelter. more
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Drug Enforcement Administration officers discovered a trap door that contained packets of fentanyl and others labeled "Red Dawn."
Fentanyl-riddled day care got clean bill of health before infant's death
Just more than a week before an infant died and three other children were hospitalized for drug poisoning at a Kingsbridge Heights day center, a New York City agency gave the center a clean bill of health. more
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The community believes more outreach than moms' word of mouth needs to be made in order to have more kids come in. However, owners say they spend much of their outreach on social media.
Price of riding horses is fair at Vannie
In a quiet corner tucked away in Van Cortlandt Park, you may hear the sound of a neigh. That is probably May, Benny, Rouge or Pumpkin. more
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Union members and community organizations who represent Together for Kingsbridge Community Vision Plan for the redevelopment of the Kingsbridge Armory paraded on West Kingsbridge Road last month. This month, they finally the RFP they were looking for.
Kingsbridge Armory is yet another step closer with RFP
Together for Kingsbridge Working Group may have finally gotten the long-awaited RFP it has hoped for regarding the redevelopment of the historic Kingsbridge Armory, but one community group is not so happy. more
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Juan Martinez, 44, was fatally stabbed in front of his mom and 5-year-old niece on Sept. 12. His sister Jalisa Laboy described him as very intelligent, with a big heart and a dream to get his family out of the projects. His family has created a Go Fund Me to fulfill Martinez's dream.
Arrest made in fatal Marble Hill stabbing
Officers of the 50th Precinct have arrested a man they say is responsible for the fatal stabbing of a Marble Hill man earlier this month. more
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Nick Dembowski, president of the Kingsbridge Historical Society and director of Van Cortlandt House Museum, Saturday emphasized the importance of preservation and restoration while at the society
'To lose our history is to lose our destiny'
If you heard the bell ringing at Edgehill Church of Spuyten Duyvil last Sunday, it was because the Kingsbridge Historical Society was holding its very first meeting at its new headquarters. more
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