McDonald’s is projecting that it may lose some profits in the near future as patrons are realizing its wrong for fast food chains to not offer a living wage to its workers, according to a filing the company made with […]
Assemblyman Carl Heastie has moved his district office down the street from 1351 East Gun Hill Road to 1446, located at the corner of Fenton Avenue. The new office is located in the old Abaxas Realty, which has moved across […]
With many St. Patrick’s Day parades affiliated with the Catholic Church that does not support LGBT groups marching under their own banner, the St. Patricks Parade for All in Sunnyside and Woodside, Queens has become the city’s “statement parade” as […]
Community Board 11 Chairman Anthony Vitaliano present 5 local youth with awards for civic involvement, sponsored by the New York Yankees. All the winners were presented with citation she from City Council Members Ritchie Torres and James Vacca, as well […]
It has been a month and a half since Governor Andrew Cuomo announced a plan for New York to build the nation’s first college focused specifically on training leaders for emergency management and many still wonder what the next step […]
It’s not our place here at Bronx Chronicle to tell you if you’re going to love the new Tonight Show in New York, starring Jimmy Fallon. Maybe you’re a fan, maybe not. But if you missed the show, we have […]
Governor Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill De Blasio have a plan to help the many people living with HIV/AIDS in emergency shelters and supportive housing who could live independently but cannot afford to move out because they would pay substantially […]
Former Mayor and Future Felon Ray Nagin. Photo c/o huffingtonpost.com Former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin, 57, who took the national stage during the Katrina disaster in 2005, was found guilty of twenty counts of corruption, as well as taking […]
New York City Councilman Andy King and the Bronx Youth Empowerment Program hosted a “Celebrating Our History” program at 11 a.m Wednesday at Evander Childs High School Campus in the Northeast Bronx, honoring former Mayor David Dinkins and activist NAACP New […]
Highlighting features such as well-priced co-ops in an Art Deco building along the northernmost stretch of the Grand Concourse and the area’s few Victorian-era single-family homes, The Times talks up Bedford Park in a Tuesday article, interviewing brokers about what would-be […]
Video c/o The Associated Press. If you haven’t heard by now, Russia has this lovely practice of KILLING STRAY DOGS that are “out of place” if you will in the general vicinity of the Olympics. So, obviously, this has caused […]
The Bronx Chamber of Commerce is hosting its Second Annual African Heritage Celebration later today and will honor Council Member and former Assemblywoman Vanessa Gibson, among others, at a luncheon at F & J Pine Tavern at 11:30 a.m. “I […]
Video c/o The White House.
The FBI released this statement about the raids today that took down a drug ring that reportedly attempted to sell cocaine in Italy and heroin in the US, with major players headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, and Calabria, Italy:
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