First Annual African American Literary Festival
phati'tude Literary Magazine is hosting its 1st Annual African American
Philharmonic Plays 5th-Grader’s Work
Ten-year-old Nuha Dolby is heading to Lincoln Center for a
A Hard Hitting Show About The Injustice In The American Justice System
A Bronx theater company mounts hard hitting show that explores
Bronx Preparatory Charter School Open House
Bronx Preparatory Charter School is a public charter school for
Randall’s Island Bike Path To Connect To South Bronx Greenway
The NYC Economic Development Corporation is planning to create a
Bronx DA Investigates Pelham Cop
A spokesman for the Bronx District Attorney’s Office said this
John Patrick Shanley Hits Provincetown
Playwright John Patrick Shanley, who won a Pulitzer Prize for
Sex Abuse Charges For Bronx Minister
A Bronx minister has been charged with having a yearslong
Guy J. Velella, Bronx (R), Dies At 66
Ex-Sen. Guy Velella, who went to jail after being convicted
Exhibition Exploring The Work Of Elizabeth Catlett
The Bronx Museum of the Arts presents Stargazers: Elizabeth Catlett
Tear Down Sheridan Expressway
This Thursday, the Southern Bronx River Watershed Alliance (SBRWA) will
Bronx Man Arrested For Stealing His Car
A Bronx man is suing New York’s Police Department for
Community Input On Charter School
The Latino Pastoral Action Center, located at 14 West 170th
Bronx Pre-Schoolers Special Olympics
About 100 preschoolers in the Readiness Program at New York
Police Shoot Suspect’s Father In Bronx
Police accidently shot an elderly man during a drug raid
Bronx Students Learn Korean Culture
Hundreds of Bronx elementary school students showed off their Tae-Kwon-Do
Bronx Opera Company Returns
The 44-year-old Bronx Opera Company will be bringing their production
MTA Launches Gateless Tolling Test
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority launched a pilot program that will
American Idol Hopeful Slams Bronx
Borough President Ruben Diaz blasted “American Idol” for the portrayal
