A student-painted 'Chiefs' mural on a wall beside Massapequa High has reignited the district's long legal fight over its mascot and a costly rebrand.

BSA adopted rules to speed approvals for certain HPD‑backed affordable projects, and Sen. Erik Bottcher introduced a $250M fund that would pay municipalities per new unit.

A 14‑story, 99‑unit tower permit has been filed at 122 Bruckner Boulevard in Mott Haven. The filing is part of a three‑building plan that could bring nearly 300 apartments to the block.

A Bronx mother says prosecutors didn’t oppose bail and a judge released the 76-year-old suspect in her son’s April killing on an ankle monitor, and she wants answers.

NYBG turns its Bronx grounds into a 1960s‑themed festival with Warhols, giant daisies and ticketed liquid‑light night shows. The exhibition runs this weekend through October.

Three Bronx men were arrested this week in connection with a November 2021 drive-by that killed 18-year-old Aneki Chung and wounded three bystanders. Detectives say the arrests followed a multi-year probe and new review of surveillance footage.

A 34-year-old man was fatally stabbed and another wounded in Fordham early Tuesday; police identified the dead as Luis Almanzar and say the investigation is ongoing.

President Trump is expected in Rockland County this Friday for a White House event with Rep. Mike Lawler; venue details remain unconfirmed.

Gunfire shattered a Bronx mom's car windows Saturday; two children were treated for minor cuts. Police are investigating the incident in Soundview.

All Things Go returns to Forest Hills Stadium Sept. 25-27 with a female-led lineup headlined by Zara Larsson, Brandi Carlile and MUNA.

Council members and public‑safety experts are urging the NYPD to publish every shots‑fired alert and related reports so neighborhoods can see where guns are being fired, not just where people are hurt. The NYPD says its shooting‑victim statistics are the clearest measure, while auditors and researchers call for more data.

A federal lawsuit filed Thursday accuses a Southeast Bridge subcontractor's principals and Lexon Insurance of diverting union funds on a Bronx MTA job.

Scans showed a left elbow bone bruise and the Yankees have placed Max Fried on the 15-day injured list. Follow-up imaging will set a clearer return timetable.