The board member, an attorney with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, served on the land use and oversight committees.
A summer camp at the Jackie Robinson Houses was plagued by roaches, maggots and dead rat carcasses.
The homeless-led nonprofit may lose its East Harlem offices and was forced to lay of its staff.
Two residents of the Drew Hamilton Houses fell sick with Legionnaires’ Disease in the past year, city health officials said.
The Harlem brownstone is one of 22 sites to be awarded $1.6 million in grant funding for historic preservation.
Advocates say that closing a food stamp office in Central Harlem will negatively affect the most vulnerable benefits recipients.
Seniors who rely on the senior center at the Martin Luther King Jr. Towers said closing the site would be a "disaster."
The all-day event will feature literary works by authors of African descent and publications that celebrate black history and culture.
Seniors at the Martin Luther King Jr. Towers rely on their senior center for exercise, meals and social interaction.
New Yorkers that use the center will have to switch to one in East Harlem following the closure.
The hospital's ambulance fleet was upgraded with new European-style sirens in 2017.
The exhibit details the history of Harlem's African burial ground, set to be memorialized at the site of a future East Harlem development.
A federal grant program that the Carter Burden Network relies on may be cut in half.
The pool at the Hansborough Recreation Center was closed Saturday for renovations. The city can't predict a reopening date.
Students at private schools run by Atlah World Missionary Church were subject to strict punishment and forced to do manual labor.
A team of students from the Cristo Rey Catholic school competed against five other schools in a social justice tournament.
The Canaan Baptist Church of Christ has a new home for its senior center in a development on Fifth Avenue and 117th Street.
Playground 103 by the East River Houses features new play structures, basketball courts, ADA-accessible equipment and green infrastructure.
The "Keys to the City Scavenger Hunt" is being organized as a fundraiser for East Harlem's Museum of the City of New York.
The new four-year contract calls for hiring more than 1,450 nurses for new full-time positions, the nurses union announced.
East Harlem seniors showed off handmade designs during an annual fashion show at a neighborhood senior center.
The 26-year-old teacher sent pornographic videos to underage girls and asked one student about having a threesome.
The state Board for Historic Preservation nominated part of the neighborhood for the National Register of Historic Places.
More than 10,000 nurses at three of the city's major hospital systems threatened to go on strike in April.
Erica Imbasciani was hit and killed by an impaired SUV driver on Amsterdam Avenue and West 141st Street.
The NBA legend started his Mamba League Youth Clinic with Nike to help kids stay active.
Union Settlement's biannual poll of East Harlem residents revealed the community's concerns and desires.
Girl Scout troops from the five boroughs will work at the pop up during after school hours and weekends.
Harlem Brewing Company will face off against breweries from Brooklyn and Queens and the Bronx.
The tickets were handed out over a five-year span near the closed public bathroom in Harlem.
UJA and Hebrew Free Loan Society offering interest-free loans to federal employees who have been furloughed or are working without pay
More than 1,000 kids attend programs every week at the Harlem Armory despite an ongoing $2.2 million lead treatment plan.
More than 4,000 residents at the Wagner Houses development were without heat on the first day of 2019.
The baby girl was born around 12:56 a.m. at Harlem Hospital.
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Residents of the Jefferson Houses development were forced to celebrate Christmas in the cold, with no heat or hot water.
The Dec. 26 bar crawl will promote black-owned bars, restaurants and lounges in Brooklyn and Harlem, organizers said.
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Residents of the PS 90 condos have paid more than $1.5 million for repairs they claim were needed because of shoddy work done by developers.
Wilfred DeFour, a long-time resident of Harlem's Riverton Square apartments, served as an aircraft technician during World War II.