Children run to kick Bronx obesity

Each spring, little legs run through Van Cortlandt Park, aimed for the finish line.

Fences are coming down (just a bit) at reservoir

Before Jerome Park Reservoir turned into a security fortress that would make Fort Knox proud, people once had a better view of the water.

Sports

Science topples Mott Haven, now focused on playoffs

It had been almost two full months since the Bronx Science Wolverines had last seen their old nemesis, Mott Haven. Christmas and New Year’s had come and gone, so did Groundhog Day for that matter.

Boro prez: Preferential rent no longer preferred in Bronx

A pernicious loophole plaguing struggling renters has the Bronx borough president quite worried.

Familiar name reopens familiar realty company on Johnson Ave.

There are people who move to Riverdale and stay because they love it. Then there’s John Edwards — who grew up in Riverdale, and could never imagine living in a better place.

In memory of a hero

Ari Fuld gave his life to stop a terrorist

Before he was a sergeant in the Israeli army, Ari Fuld was a student at Salanter Akiba Riverdale Academy, where his father — Rabbi Yonah Fuld — was the principal.

The Ticket

‘A Man For All Seasons’ is a play for our time, generation

A clash of church, state and conscience drives Robert Bolt’s “A Man For All Seasons.”

Will your favorite food cart get an A?

Savory smells of sizzling onions and marinated meat waft from Rachid Tahzima’s oil-slicked grill inside his Halal Brother cart, parked on a noisy strip of Broadway under the elevated 1 train tracks near West 231st Street.