Oscar Belgal’s detention after Marble Hill shooting sparks protests and calls for investigation
New Yorkers rallied and organized a protest ride demanding Oscar Belgal’s release and an investigation after an ICE officer shot him in Marble Hill, while lawyers raised concerns about his medical care in detention.
NYC workshop helps Riverdale co-ops navigate costly climate law requirements
A city workshop introduced Riverdale co-op residents to NYC Accelerator resources for planning and financing energy upgrades required under Local Law 97, as buildings prepare for stricter emissions limits.
Bronx colleges weigh impact of federal student loan restrictions on lower-paying careers
New federal student loan rules could jeopardize loan access for programs whose graduates fall below earnings benchmarks, raising concerns about affordability for students pursuing social work, teaching and the arts.
Christ Church Riverdale celebrates 160 years of worship and community service
Rosey Spivey’s decades of service to Marble Hill celebrated with street naming
Riverdale gets a spooky splash of color during Kiwanis window painting
From sports journalism to patient care: Chris Ronca earns statewide nursing honor
Riverdale program pairs horses with therapy to help participants build strength and confidence
5 things voters need to know this election season
With early voting starting Oct. 24 and Election Day set for Nov. 3, this guide outlines candidates, registration and mail-ballot deadlines, local polling sites and what voters need to know.
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‘Unable to produce answers to basic questions,’ De La Rosa on SpaceXAI testimony
City Council Speaker Julie Menin and the council’s committee on technology — which Marble Hill …
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Mamdani launches outreach team to maintain Medicaid and SNAP amid federal threats
Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced in an Oct. 19 news release he and the city’s department of health are …
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'Suspicious substance' sent to Ritchie Torres' office, deemed non-hazardous, officials say
A "suspicious substance" was received in an envelope at U.S. Rep. Ritchie Torres' congressional office …
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Marble Hill ICE shooting sparks protests and renewed calls to protect immigrant neighbors
An ICE officer’s shooting of Oscar Belgal in Marble Hill has prompted protests, heightened fear among …
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The 5 proposals on New Yorkers' ballots this November
The Nov. 3 General Election is fast approaching. Besides a slate of candidates to choose from, there are …
What’s happening with the closed Burger King on Broadway?
The Burger King at 6007 Broadway shuttered Sept. 27 at 11 p.m., and residents are wondering what will be built in its place. Public records indicate it could become an Atmosphere Academy …
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Fine Fare opens in Knolls Crescent after months of community advocacy
Fine Fare By Ben’s Market has opened in Knolls Crescent, bringing a grocery store back to Spuyten …
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What’s being built on the former Church of the Visitation site in Kingsbridge?
Two major construction projects are reshaping a block in Kingsbridge, where a new public elementary …
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Van Cortlandt Rapid Rehousing Center opens after three years, welcoming up to 130 men
The Van Cortlandt Rapid Rehousing Center has opened on West 262nd Street, with Westhab accepting up to …
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New York City housing strategy pushes for more development in greater Riverdale
A new city housing strategy targets 4,075 new units in greater Riverdale over five years, including …
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Denishawn House in Van Cortlandt Village set for demolition despite landmark push
The historic Denishawn House in Van Cortlandt Village is set for demolition after city officials rejected …
We need to talk about rape. Again.
October 8th
