Today, the Assembly passed legislation strengthening and expanding protections against both sexual harassment and pregnancy discrimination. This legislation extends protections from sexual harassment to all private workplaces in New York state. Today, employers with fewer than four employees are exempt from New York […]
The Brennan Center for Justice presents: The State of Money in Politics A conversation with book authors Jeff Clements and Zephyr Teachout and FEC Commissioner Ellen Weintraub Thursday, May 7, 2015 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Registration and […]
Last night’s BronxTalk took a look at the root causes of the unrest in Baltimore, President Obama in the Bronx, police shootings, reforms to the criminal justice code, and standing up to violence in the Bronx during the heat of summer. In […]
Place Your Bets on Jeff Klein by Rev. Sen. Ruben Diaz, Sr. You should know that with all of the recent news that New York State Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos is expected to be arrested this week, there is […]
City Council Liberal Monopoly Spells Doom For Quality of Life by J.C. Polanco, Esq., MBA The latest ultra liberal policy du jour are two of the most insane proposals this year: providing taxpayer-funded bail and decriminalizing quality of life violations. […]
From the Inside Out by Rev. Dr. J. Loren Russell There is a book that I read periodically called, Leadership from the Inside Out by Kevin Cashman. I re-read it when I think I’m getting distracted, or when a […]
Move Ignores Evidence of Smaller Schools’ Success and Threatens to Throw Neighborhoods in Turmoil New York, NY – After academic researchers last week again confirmed findings validating the academic benefits of creating smaller schools after shuttering failing ones, Families for Excellent Schools […]
Boy, 4, Takes Off Clothes and Runs Outside. Parents Visited by Cops by Lenore Skanazy Somehow, seeing a naked 4 year old running around in front of his house (that is, the kid in front of the kid’s own house) […]
Bronx Little Italy’s First Car Show by Gonzalo Duran The Belmont Business Improvement District (BID) presents Bronx Little Italy’s First Car Show sponsored by Allan Nunez, former President of Bronx Realist Auto Club and now member of Solo Pa Mi […]
The Independent Budget Office (IBO) says that it would cost the city $7.2 million to create the salon and spa letter grade program proposed by Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. Last year, Diaz proposed creating a grading program similar to one used […]
On Monday April 27th, 2015, the Bronx Young Democrats held its biennial election of officers to its Executive Board. The Bronx Young Democrats seek to engage young Democrats in public service, politics and the implementation of the values and principles […]
After the Dance, My Life with Marvin Gaye Meet Jan Gaye, author and wife of music superstar, Marvin Gaye, on May 20 at the Arts Horizon, LeRoy Neiman Arts Center, 2485 Frederick Douglass Blvd, Harlem, NY 10019, as she discusses her new book, After […]
May 9, 1-5 PM NY Ethical Culture Writing Workshop Part2 “How to Free the Writer Within” — the introduction to memoir writing workshop, lead by author, entrepreneur, and lecturer, Marva Allen. Marva Allen was the woman behind the Hue-Man Bookstore in […]
Send us your Bronx pics! The Bronx Chronicle is soliciting submission for its popular daily Bronx Photo of the Day feature. If you have a photo that you want posted on our website, please send your submission to AnnieB@thebronxchronicle.com. Please include […]
Bronx Woman is a Finalist in Mika Brzezinski’s “Know Your Value” Competition Bronx resident, Gabrielle Pelicci, PhD, a Practitioner and Professor of Holistic Health was chosen by MSNBC “Morning Joe” co-host Mika Brzezinski as a finalist in the “Grow Your […]
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