Who doesn’t enjoy a thin crusted and finely prepared slice of pizza? Morris Park residents are able to enjoy more delicious Italian pizza with new kid on the block, Patsy’s Pizzeria. Opening last month in the Bronx, Patsy’s Pizzeria has […]
Every year, New York City Comic Con brings in fans, cosplayers, and artists from around the globe. The first image to come up in casual spectator’s minds are popular U.S. owned comic publishers like Marvel and D.C. But like New […]
This is just a friendly reminder that the Grand Opening of “Appley-Vous Juice Bar” on Allerton Avenue is set for this coming Monday, October 6th at 10:00am, near the corner of Barker Avenue. I hope that you can attend and […]
Rose Petal Floral Designs is a new small women owned business on the Williamsbridge Road shopping strip offering a wide arrangement of floral designs for any occasion. We take pride in creating anything you can dream up. From romantic soft […]
Post by Columnist Richard Brodsky, used with permission. “It is but equity that they who feed, clothe, and lodge the whole body of the people, should have such a share of the produce of their own labour as to be […]
Earlier this year The Bronx Chronicle visited the only pop-up cat cafe in NYC and while there is talk of a permanent cat tea house in the city, the Bronx threw it’s own pop-up cafe. This past Saturday, Lovie Pignata […]
Guest Post by Anthony Rivieccio American taxpayers generally agree on what would make for a “fair” tax system on the state and local level, but a new study we conducted shows that no state has such a tax structure. Our […]
The first Bronx H.I.R.E. job fair at Hutchinson Metro Center Wednesday night went off without a hitch, drawing more than 400 Bronxites in search of employment among the Bronx-based businesses who were interviewing and hiring at the event. The Bronx […]
As Fordham Road evolves , coming changes proposed by the Fordham Road BID outline a complete overhaul is Fordham Plaza, bringing the Bronx’s largest shopping district new and modern amenities to entice and entertain shoppers. The process should take approximately […]
On Friday, Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman announced that his office reached a settlement with Forster & Garbus, one of the largest debt collection firms in New York State, to ensure that it does not file actions against New Yorkers […]
Companies in the 100,000 Jobs Mission hired a total of 161,752 U.S. military veterans through the second quarter of 2014. In addition, the coalition has grown from 11 founding members to 165 companies that represent almost every industry in the […]
As part of an effort to ensure more families can afford a higher education and promote the responsible use of taxpayer dollars, the U.S. Department of Education proposed new regulations last week that will update eligibility standards and improve access […]
Starting today, all businesses, organizations and residents with a physical address in New York City will have an equal opportunity to reserve a .nyc domain in advance of the official public launch on October 8. The 60-day “landrush” phase offers New […]
On Friday, the de Blasio Administration announced Small Business First, a new initiative led by the Mayor’s Office of Operations and the Department of Small Business Services (SBS), in coordination with multiple City agencies, to improve the regulatory climate in […]
Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman and New York State Superintendent of Financial Services Benjamin M. Lawsky today released the following statement on their agreement with Lyft, a web based rideshare system similar to Uber. In the agreement entered into today, Lyft […]
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