The Bronx Free Press

At a ceremony marked with a sense of triumph, history and the inimitable rhythms of salsa, City Councilmember Melissa Mark-Viverito was officially sworn in as the first Latina and the first Puerto Rican Council Speaker of New York City.

Teaching our children about African-American culture is critical to shaping a world view that is expansive and informed. What better...

“The March” is on. The Parks and Recreation Department is commemorating Black History Month with "The March," an exhibit exploring...

Bragging rights are in play – you’ll need to grab a fork. Ten blocks north of La Casa de Mofongo, the culinary institution that has arguably elevated the...

Urban Health Plan has officially opened a separate location for community residents to receive information and enroll in health insurance...

Para Cynthia Paniagua, el baile es más que una ocupación o una pasión, es una expresión de lo que ella es como ser humano.

A lo largo del mes de diciembre, Jennifer López – la chica del Bronx – regresó para filmar el video de su próximo sencillo "Same Girl", en varios lugares...

The Bronx Writers Center (BWC), the literary wing of the Bronx Council on the Arts, has announced that author, editor and publisher Charlie Vázquez...

Los residentes LGBTQ del Bronx ahora tienen disponible un grupo de apoyo y clínicas legales gratuitas como resultado de una asociación entre...

Isn’t February the roughest month of the winter? We’ve already been through so much (especially this year), and still have a month...

Alzheimer's disease afflicts approximately 5 million Americans, and those that suffer from the progressive brain disorder struggle...

Kyra Caruso leads a double life. At night, she’s dressed to the nines, and works in clubs as a deejay. When the evening’s done, she grabs a bag...