Riverdale Press

Riverdale Press The Riverdale Press is a Pulitzer Prize-winning weekly covering the northwest Bronx.

05/07/2025

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Photo of the week:Commissioned by the MTA’s Arts for Transit program and MTA NYC Transit, Felipe Gallindo’s “Magic Reali...
04/10/2025

Photo of the week:
Commissioned by the MTA’s Arts for Transit program and MTA NYC Transit, Felipe Gallindo’s “Magic Realism in Kingsbridge,” (2008) gleams at the 1 train’s 231st Street station. The stained glass work fuses history and fantasy as a horse-and-buggy driver steers a Pegasus and turtles creep out with towering buildings on their backs of what is presumably the Spuyten Duyvil Creek.

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5676 Riverdale Avenue
New York, NY
10471

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Wednesday 9:30am - 4pm
Thursday 10:30am - 5pm
Friday 10:30am - 5pm

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A proud tradition of community journalism

The Riverdale Press, a nationally known award-winning community newspaper, serves one of New York City’s most interesting and affluent communities in the Bronx.

The Press provides comprehensive coverage of the Northwest Bronx — including Riverdale, Kingsbridge, Kingsbridge Heights, Marble Hill, Spuyten Duyvil, and Van Cortlandt Village. Each week it reaches 10,000 families with hard-hitting reporting, lively features, action-packed photographs, and crusading editorials.

The paper is written for and about the people who live in these Bronx communities. It brings them news they otherwise couldn’t get at all, or could learn only on the grapevine. And it offers advertisers a way to reach Bronxites where they live, in a newspaper they depend on and trust.

The Press reports news that residents need to know to make their lives better — news about schools, crime, parks, housing, hospitals, transportation, and politics. It carries stories every week about events and organizations that binds communities together, from the Boy Scouts to church suppers to civic associations. And it includes guides to entertainment, shopping, and eating out.