"I cannot overstate how critical it is that Harlem is included as one of these zones," CM Shaun Abreu told Patch about the local rat push.
A social services hub will open at the 145th Street and Lenox site at the beginning of April. Here's what to know.
The Thomas Jefferson Park in East Harlem will be one of five trial locations to hold a Portland Loo toilet, reported The CITY.
The Citizen Action rally and press conference called for making the "wealthy and big corporations pay what they owe."
The group rallied Wednesday at 145th Street and Lenox to call for the "immediate cessation of dangerous truck stop operations" at the site.
The new commanding officer of the 25th Precinct will host his first community meeting on Wednesday.
Dekuan Richardson, 11, and Nyesha Richardson, 9, were found after going missing on Monday near West 145th Street, police said.
We all know students who excel in academic, fine arts or volunteer service. Here's one local resident who is succeeding in Harlem.
A cop recorded fans leaving a Drake show in Harlem Saturday, spurring concerns about police surveillance. NYPD has offered an explanation.
"How is this legal?," said Cristina Gonzalez, whose sister lives in the building. "I have no words."
Standing in East Harlem on Thursday, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced that the community will receive $10M in funding for neighborhood causes.
A controversial truck depot will open Wednesday morning on West 145th Street at the proposed One45 site, the developer confirmed to Patch.
Assembly Member Eddie Gibbs is making moves to rename the Thomas Jefferson Houses and Park, with the help of local students.
Nick Garber leaves Patch after two great years of neighborhood news. Here's how to reach your new Harlem reporter.
Curious about the oaks on your corner, or the big elm in Marcus Garvey Park? A new map shows facts about all 18,000 trees across Harlem.
Here are the most-read Harlem Patch stories of 2022, from a rezoning battle to a developer scandal to the sweep of a beloved workout spot.
We all know someone who's making a difference. Here's one local resident who is having an impact in Harlem.
A fundraiser and a clothing drive are two ways Harlemites can help the more than 100 tenants displaced by Saturday's devastating fire.
We all know athletes who shine whether they're competing or not. Let's help share these amazing stories!
We all know athletes who shine whether they’re competing or not. Let's help share these amazing stories!
Penta Inspires the Next Generation of Orthotic and Prosthetic Providers as an Exhibitor Stop during High School Career Day at AOPA
Happening this Weekend in New York's 13th Congressional District
Happening this Weekend at Poe Park (2640 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY 10458)
Pumpkins on Post: A Celebration of Autumn, Starts Friday at 2PM
"Oh s--t," cries one New Yorker as a hawk dives into a garbage can and emerges with a fat rat lunch. Here's the video, and the backstory.
The Harlem block where Althea Gibson learned tennis before becoming the first Black Grand Slam champion has been co-named in her honor.
Harlem's Spa Boutique & Wellness Lounge Offers Self-Care Services & More
Alexander, the first Black secretary of the Army, passed away at the age of 88, according to reports
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