The Latest Breaking News from Bronx

Inequities in the U.S. education system affect millions of students, especially youth from Black, Latinx, low-income, Indigenous, and immigrant families. For Laura Assanmal Peláez, a PhD candidate at NYU Steinhardt, these disparities are a reality she’s seen firsthand in her work with students from the Bronx to Brooklyn.

A high-earning Bronx couple struggles financially, spending 83% of their income on fixed costs like $1,200 on groceries and $500 on their puppy, prompting financial expert Ramit Sethi to suggest urgent changes.

Shocking discovery in Yonkers, NY, as a body found burning in a shopping cart leads to a homicide investigation with additional remains found in a Bronx ap...

Breaking is debuting as a sporting event in the 2024 Paris Games as part of an effort to attract younger viewers

It’s all killer, no filler on the Bronx MC’s long-awaited debut album

Monotonous and broadly uninspiring production lets down the Bronx rapper’s debut

The Yankees have swung between brilliant and bumbling so far this season. A 64-game sprint will determine who these Bronx Bombers really are

Breaking – as it will be known for Olympics purposes – originated on the streets of New York in the late 1970s.

Edgar Ordonez collapsed at the department’s training facility in the Bronx on Wednesday while doing so-called ‘exertion course’

Its residents make up just 6.5% of the city’s population, and yet host two-thirds of the city’s waste sites, incinerators, and factories.

Heavy outside spending, a pro-Israel backlash and unforced errors brought down the two-term incumbent from New York