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The Bronx has been working to shake the bad reputation it received half a century ago.

Immigrant right's activists marched through New York City in the torrential downpour. They demand reform within Congress and...

NYCFC and the New York City Soccer Institute completed their goal of installing 50 mini soccer pitches across the City's...

Returning to civilian life can be troubling after spending time in a war zone. On this Veterans Day, WFUV's Emma Foley tells...

Students, teachers, community members, and artists came together in the Bronx to celebrate a new mural.

Westchester County Executive George Latimer released his budget proposal for 2022, including a big property tax cut. WFUV's...

Activists took to the streets of New York, asking Governor Hochul to extend clemency grants. Allison Lecce prepared this...

A world class blue diamond is now on display at Manhattan's Museum of Natural History. WFUV's Aidan Lane prepared this...

Vaccinated international travelers can fly into New York again. Times Square's souvenir shops are welcoming them back with...

As US borders re-open to international travelers, New York Governor Hochul announced $450 million investment to revitalize...

With over 500 structurally deficient bridges statewide, New Jersey was due for this bipartisan infrastructure bill. WFUV's...

America's youngest are eligible for the COVID vaccine. WFUV's Taylor Herzlich reports on New York City schools' efforts to...

Fordham Conversations hosts Dylan Balsamo and Andrew Gullotta sit down with Author and Fordham Alum Robert Daley.  He talks...

WFUV's Jade Dyer-Kennedy sat down with Raymond Pultinas of the James Baldwin Outdoor Learning Center, an organization that...

In the middle of the 20th century, a ten square block area in North Gowanus was home to the largest Mohawk settlement...

Make the Road is an organization that works to support immigrant, Latinx and working class communities. The group is pushing...