Con Edison and the FDNY performed a safety check of all units and surrounding buildings.

Nearly 40 Brooklyn businesses without power due to manhole fire in Red Hook

The school says that it plans to preserve the artifacts behind a glass casing in the school lobby and add a few to their own time capsule, marked to be opened in another 50 years. 

Fordham School discovers time capsule beneath bricks

To honor the resilience and freedom behind the holiday, The Museum of Bronx History provided a space to showcase the work of several Bronx-based aerosol artists, such as STAFF 161, WEN COD and Freddy Alva's Crew. 

Norwood community celebrates third annual Aerosol Art and Street Jam Juneteenth Jamboree

Earlier this month, the U.S. Department of Labor announced a phased pause in operations at 99 contractor-operated Job Corps centers nationwide, including the South Bronx Jobs Corps Center.

South Bronx Jobs Corps Center faces potential shutdown

Many Bronx residents enjoyed the warm weather by riding their bikes, taking a run or simply reading a book outdoors.

Bronx residents try to keep cool in warm temps as summer approaches

Authorities say the victim was hit in the right cheek on East 161 Street between Trinity and Jackson avenues.