Dom & Paula: Where Are They Now?
The man depicted in the above police sketch burglarized an elderly woman’s Throggs Neck home earlier this week and has not been apprehended.
The Bronx Chamber of Commerce held a St. Patrick’s Day Luncheon honoring individuals of Irish-American heritage who have made an impact in the borough.
Photo by honoree Joe Conzo. Some of the forefathers of hip hop music and culture will be honored with City Council proclamations at City Hall tomorrow, according to an advisory sent by West Bronx Councilman Fernando Cabrera, who will make […]
Kiara Cuthbertson, The author, Adriana Vincent (seated), Bharati S. Kemraj, Plabani Sahu. If you know Bharati Kemraj, who teaches a Bollywood Dance class at Bronx House on Saturday mornings, it will not surprise you that Ms. Kemraj convinced this here […]
Senator Jeff Klein organized a press conference yesterday at Fordham University, where he outlined a plan he is putting forward in the state senate to make college more affordable for New York families. “This plan will help New York […]
It’s almost been a week since the Academy Awards, but the “Oscar Style Selfie” craze is still going strong. Countless folks across the globe, including some friends of The Bronx Chronicle below, have taken to taking their own group shots […]
PBS Newhour reports on the annual gathering of thousands of conservative activists near Washington, D.C. NewsHour producer Quinn Bowman spent time at CPAC to examine the divide between establishment, Tea Party and libertarian camps.
Lehman High School student and Throggs Neck resident Ryan Flores (above) and his father Elvin Flores (below) were featured speakers at Senator Jeff Klein’s press conference on his plans to make college more affordable for New York families. The Flores’s […]
The Dalai Lama, world spiritual leader of Buddhism and traditional leader of the state of Tibet, opened the US Senate session yesterday with a prayer. He spoke both in English and Tibetan, making a political statement by asserting the language […]
Alzheimer’s Disease accounts for more deaths than accounted for, according to a new study, because the official cause of death is often listed as other conditions or sickness the deceased has at the time of death. The PBS Newshour interviews […]
Last week, President Barack Obama and senior administration officials sat down with some of the most popular content creators on YouTube to talk about the issues that they care the most about, including access to quality, affordable health care. This group […]
Photo via Twitter @BilldeBlasio A poll that came out Thursday from The Wall Street Journal-NBC 4 New York-Marist shows New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio with a a nearly 60 percent favorability rating but a 39 percent job approval rating […]
Mayor De Blasio and Cardinal Timothy Dolan toured a pre-K classroom at the Catherine Corry Academy at the Saint Francis of Assisi School in Wakefield on Thursday, where the Mayor spoke about a continued push to provide more prekindergarten […]
Tom Messina (l), Congressman Joe Crowley (r.) At a meeting in Van Nest last night, Congressman Joe Crowley representative Tommy Messina unveiled to Bronx residents the Congressman’s new plan to create a national savings account program for every American […]
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