Actors and camera crew for NBC-TV’s ‘Law & Order: SVU’ shoot a scene on Riverdale Avenue near the University of Mount Saint Vincent last week. Anyone traveling on Riverdale Avenue would have noticed the many trailers parked there as crews prepared for each day’s shoot. more

A man was arrested and charged for driving with a suspended license in Marble Hill, according to police. more

Riverdale’s Nick and Joelle Lynch were among the many veteran-owned business owners who graduated recently from the New York City “Boss Up” Veteran Entrepreneurship Program. more

The Unity Democratic Club announced this week it had contributed to the groundswell of support for Tom Suozzi for the open congressional District 3 seat vacated by the ouster of George Santos. more

Tom Sciarrotta passed away quietly at Montefiore Hospital on Feb. 10, 2024, with his brother, sister-in-law, niece and nephew at his bedside. He was 76. more

Matthew Greenspun, a Bronx High School of Science senior, was honored in the Congressional App Challenge last week for his work on the creation of a tutoring app for his school. more

As it currently stands city restaurants are only required to pay their workers a wage of $10.65 an hour, barring that wage combined with tips isn’t less than $16. more

The Manhattan College flag football team is scrambling to raise funds to continue their season. The program was brought back last fall and as such is still in the process of getting things moving. more

Community Board 8 is accepting nominations for its annual Betty Campbell Most Valuable Merchant and Irving Ladimer Community Service awards. more

U.S. Rep. Ritchie Torres introduced legislation last week aiming to advance accessible and comprehensive mental health care services. The Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic Expansion Act of 2024 seeks to modify the existing Protecting Access to Medicare Act of 2014. more