We are writing to express our support for our elected representatives in Albany, including state Sen. Alessandra Biaggi and Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins, for their ongoing push for accountability and more civil behavior from the governor’s office regarding the handling of the COVID-19 crisis. more

I, too, like Mr. John Canny, would wish to thank former president Trump for so many things he has accomplished. more

I’m Stephanie Coggins, and I live in Spuyten Duyvil. I lived in the northwest Bronx since 1979, in three different neighborhoods: Belmont, Bedford Park, and now Spuyten Duyvil. more

Never trust a person who doesn’t like dogs. Pet lovers know that a person’s attitude toward dogs reveals something about their character. more

A couple years ago, I saw a performance, “Somos Mas,” at Pregones, a wonderful South Bronx theater. It was about immigration, assimilation, oppression, and much more. more

I got a campaign flyer in the mail from the Eric Dinowitz city council campaign. It promised heaven on earth. more

I don’t blame the Hebrew Home at Riverdale’s Dan Reingold for being perplexed by the new speed humps installed in front of the home on Palisade Avenue. more

March 16, 2020 was a solemn day here in the Bronx. Yet, it’s an occasion few have marked. more

As a disability advocate, both myself and my team of supporters are sadly recognizing that racism and discrimination is very much alive and thriving in New York City. And it is comfortably lurking within so many of the “white candidates” looking to be elected onto the city council and as our next borough president in 2021. more

Thank you, Riverdale Press, for your longstanding coverage of the New York Health Act. And thanks to reporter Ethan Stark-Miller for his recent story. more