On Sunday, May 20, Congressman Joseph Crowley honored civil rights pioneer, Claudette Colvin, for her lifetime of public service. Some of her most notable actions include refusing to give up her seat on a segregated bus in Montgomery, AL months before Rosa Parks’ arrest in 1955 and testifying in the Browder v. Gayle Supreme Court case that determined segregated buses in Alabama was unconstitutional.
Bronxwood International Church of God provides vital food assistance to local families
Bronx Bethany Church food pantry in Wakefield provides free groceries to those in need
Community Justice Connect hosts second resume workshop in series of career-focused sessions
Photos: Bronx-based coalition holds dinner event to discuss school-to-prison pipeline
Teen’s accused killer ruled unfit: Judge sends Bronx stab suspect to psych ward
‘PATH’ of progress? Mayor Adams says homeless outreach teams have cleaned up subways – though riders are unconvinced
Tenants displaced from Allerton fire can now apply for low-interest federal loans
Rikers officer sentenced to probation for failing to help inmate in suicide attempt: Bronx DA
Bronx subway assault: Man wanted for shoving woman off 1 train and onto platform
Bronx Community Board rejects Bally’s casino project Teen’s accused killer ruled unfit: Judge sends Bronx stab suspect to psych ward
Permits filed for 4-story residential building in Longwood
NY Congressional Democrats seethe over Trump’s executive order to shut down US Department of Education‘PATH’ of progress? Mayor Adams says homeless outreach teams have cleaned up subways – though riders are unconvinced
