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Major AI firms will testify in front of city council, Menin says

Major AI firms will testify at an Oct. 5 city council meeting on the potential dangers of AI technology, and potential legislative solutions, New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin announced in a …

City council passes Sanchez’s J-51 tax abatement extension bill for co-ops and condos

The City council announced in a Sept. 24 news release it had passed Intro. 1015, a bill by Council member Pierina Sanchez, and it is now awaiting the mayor’s signature. The bill would expand the …
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Have a question? Let The Press answer it

The Riverdale Press is embarking on a new column here on page two, and its goal is to help our readers navigate the community with ease. The new column, titled “Community Inquiry,” will …

Poll: Results: What is your biggest community concern?

The Riverdale Press is asking for reader input on local community issues — now through our new opinion polls. The Press has a long tradition of providing a forum for community discussion on …
Among the most common complaints among merchants was a lack of street lighting, despite repeated 311 complaints.

Mosholu Avenue business owners seek brighter streets and clearer safety resources

North Riverdale merchants told KRVC that poor lighting, crime concerns and uncertainty over reporting problems are hurting nighttime business along Mosholu Avenue.

Poll: Tell us what quality-of-life issue impacts you most

The Riverdale Press wants to hear from you! Make your voice heard by taking our opinion poll.
Opinion

Press freedom is your freedom

About two weeks ago, Trump announced that he was banning reporters from CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House grounds, limiting their coverage of his administration as he accused them of …

In appreciation of story recognizing local artist

To the Editor:   I really loved the article on Marble Hill Houses, its annual community tradition since the 2009 tragic death of Cedric Gadsen and artist Corey Fields’ work. I found …

In appreciation of native flora planting

To the Editor:   Just a word of thanks and sending much admiration for all the beautiful native flowers and vegetation planted by the Spuyten Duyvil Library branch across the street …

Let’s save lives on subways

To the Editor:   The tragic deaths and injuries on the subway tracks that seem to happen almost every day can be stopped with a simple fix: Most major stations in Japan feature …
Obituaries
Jacqeline Wolff
Jacqueline Wolff, 09/1931 - 07/2026
Née Jacqueline Subkis, Jackie was born and raised in the Bronx, on the Grand Concourse, the youngest of three sisters and a Jewish family. She graduated from Brooklyn College with a bachelor’s …
Lola Livingston
In loving memory of Lola Livingston
October 11, 1933 – August 20, 2026 Lola Livingston passed away peacefully on Aug. 20 at 9 p.m., surrounded by those who loved her most. During her transition, she was never alone — a fitting …
Walter B. Tolub.
In memory of former NY Supreme Court justice Tolub
The Honorable Walter B. Tolub (ret.), a New York State Supreme Court justice known for his sharp intellect and his warmth toward everyone who came before him, died unexpectedly July 13. He was 85. …
Evelyn Beldegreen
Remembering Evelyn Beldegreen
Evelyn Beldegreen, née Weingarten, 89, of Riverdale, passed away peacefully on July 1. She was the mother of Lynne Julianna Beldegreen who passed away in January. Evelyn was a doting mother, …
Robert Charles Stein
Robert Charles Stein leaves behind lifetime of love and faith
Robert Charles “Bob” Stein died peacefully Saturday, May 23,   at the Hebrew Home in Riverdale, New York. Bob was the beloved husband of his late wife, Naomi, and the devoted father of …