Skyscraper Rescue, Esplanade Fears | Manhattan Week In Review

Also: Vacant UWS Storefronts Brightened By Art | Pick Your Own Park Ave Tulips | UES And UWS Jews Are Different, Advocates Tell Judge

Harlem Rec Center In Marcus Garvey Park Reopens After 2-Year Closure

The Pelham Fritz Recreation Center has finally reopened after shutting down in March 2020—and the city has made improvements in the interim.

Randall's Island Park Gets $22M To Repair Roadways, Improve Bike Lanes

Randall's Island Park will get a significant upgrade after securing over $22M for repairs to paths throughout the green space.

Vacant Storefronts, Armory Eviction | Manhattan Week In Review

Also: New Chick-Fil-A Sparks Spicy Debate | Beloved Harlem Group Looks To Future After City's Sweep | Hair Salon Sued By Landlord

Hip Hop Pioneer DJ Kay Slay Dies Of COVID-19 At Age 55

Keith Grayson's death at age 55 on Sunday was confirmed by his family.

After Being Displaced, Harlem Community Fridge Finds A New Home

The fridge that has nourished thousands of Harlemites during the pandemic has found a new home, weeks after it was booted from its old spot.

A Look Inside The First 'Safe Injection Sites' In The US

"They always worry about you," said Jose Collado. "And they're always taking care of you."

Secret Brothels, Burrito Shutdown | Manhattan Week In Review

Also: Shooting Bloodies Car Window | New Thrift Store Aims To Do Good | Library Guards Help Nab Hate Crime Suspect

Pharmacy Scrutiny, Rat-Filled Lot | Harlem Week In Review

Also: Keep A Supermarket In Fairway Building, BP Tells Columbia | 125th Street Building To Be Torn Down

Demolitions Loom, Repairs Come | Harlem Week In Review

Also: Omicron's Death Toll In Harlem | These Harlem Subway Stops Could Get Platform Doors | Uptown Map Lets You Report Problems

Chicken Eviction, Church Sale | Harlem Week In Review

Also: New Building To Rise Over Apollo Theater | Plainclothes Cops Coming To Harlem | D.A. Pledges To Tackle Shoplifting

Garden Nears End, Gibbs Wins | Harlem Week In Review

Also: Help Renovate A Harlem Playground | Bill Perkins Disappears For Hours | New Cafe, Music Venue Opens

New York City Mayor Adams' Statement In Support Of Governor Kathy Hochul's Proposal To Extend Mayoral Control

“Mayoral control will allow us to best serve our schools and support our students as we emerge from the pandemic".

New York City Mayor Adams Announces Additional Members Of City Hall Press Team

“We are building an Administration that ‘Gets Stuff Done’ — and our new press team is no exception,” said Mayor Adams.

Columbia Buys Fairway, New Tower On 125th | Harlem Week In Review

Also: Alleged Gunman Arrested In Burger King Shooting | Assembly Election Gets Underway | 23 Harlem Spots Join Restaurant Week

Funerals Await For Most Victims Of Bronx Fire That Killed 17

Seydou Toure, 12, and sister Haouwa Mahamadou, 5, were remembered Wednesday during funerals at a Harlem mosque

Ratty Lot Cleaned, New Rep Talks Plans | Harlem Week In Review

Also: One45 Development Shot Down By Board | 2nd Avenue Subway Extension Clears Hurdle | Attempted Bank Heist On 125th Street

Crime Stats, Affordable Rents | Harlem Week In Review

Also: 48 Harlem Schools Dealing With COVID Cases | New Building Near Park Ave. | COVID Testing Site Opens On 125th

Tower Proposed, Gibbs Makes History | Harlem Week In Review

Also: COVID Rates Jump | Montefiore Square Finally Reopens | Historic Library To Be Renovated

New Street Names, Bad Landlords | Harlem Week In Review

Also: One45 Developers Grilled | New Park Will Connect To RFK Bridge | Subway Platform Stabbing

125th Street Reimagined, Market Returns | Harlem Week In Review

Also: Affordable Housing Plans Opposed By Local Reps | Quadruple-Shooting Suspect Sought | 'Harlem' TV Series Explained

Blumenfeld Development Group Earns National Honor For The Smile

The Blumenfeld Development Group (BDG)’s award-winning property The Smile in Harlem, N.Y.

Restaurant Closes, Church Up For Sale | Harlem Week In Review

Also: Safe Injection Site Opens In Harlem | Suit Alleges Violent Arrest At Harlem Modell's | 18-Story Building Coming To Park Ave.

Second Avenue Train Extension Goes Forward: Harlem Week In Review

Pastor Sold Church, Pocketed Cash | Harlem's Top 10 Secrets | 13 Schools Dealing With COVID

Here Are Harlem's Top 10 'Secrets'

A new list by Untapped New York ranks the "Top 10 Secrets of Harlem," from historic spots to architectural gems. Do you agree?

Developer Arrested, Firehouse Listed | Harlem Week In Review

Also: Alarm Sounded Over 125th Street Safety | Traffic Injuries Rise In Harlem This Year | Fatal Apartment Fire

Affordable Homes, Tree Growth | Harlem Week In Review

Also: Historic Church Becomes School | Harlem Nears 70% Vaccination Rate | Storefront Where Mob Met Is Up For Lease

Devastating Fire, Trash Pileups | Harlem Week In Review

Also: Drug Lord Killed In Drive-By | Harlem Election Results | Harlem Restaurant Week Returns In 2021

East River Plaza Hosts First Ever Fall Festival

Blumenfeld Development Group's East Harlem property attracted local community members and residents of the neighborhood

Affordable Apartments, Museum Expands | Harlem Week In Review

Also: Mental Health Policing Program Expands | Halloween Events Roundup | Teen Fatally Shot

Harlem Resident Honored by UJA-Federation of New York

Dena Rosenberg Verhoff Recognized at NY Lions Lunch for Leadership and Commitment to Philanthropy

Drug Crisis, Residents Protest | Harlem Week In Review

Also: Rehab Of Harlem River Houses Moves Forward | Jordan vs. Marcus In City Council Race | Harlem Rents Still Cheaper Than Pre-COVID

Open Streets Falter, Cafe Opens | Harlem Week In Review

Also: Benjamin Backs Cleare Against Rival | Grocery Delivery Centers Raise Eyebrows | Harlem Dessert One Of NYC's Tastiest

Funeral Home Teardown, New Public Art | Harlem Week In Review

Also: Harlem Home Sales Rise | Harlem Libraries Benefit From Late Fee Elimination | New Store Offers Clothing, Community

Shots Surge, Cleare Nominated | Harlem Week In Review

Also: Long-Delayed Tito Puente Memorial Unveiled | Hundreds Of Abandoned Cars On Harlem Streets | Daylight Shooter Sought

Legionnaires' Update, Meghan and Harry | Harlem Week In Review

Also: Hamilton Heights Rezoning Update | Landmarked Harlem Home To Be Demolished | Harlem Home Prices Increase | Free Met Concert

Fight Hunger In Harlem During National Hunger Action Month

From volunteering or donating to your local food pantry, here’s how you can help in Harlem.

Outdoor Dining Shot Down | Harlem Week In Review

Also: Gambling Den Shut Down | East Harlem Block Faces Redevelopment | NYCHA Residents Died From COVID At Higher Rates

Park Revamp, Storm Damage | Harlem Week In Review

Also: Fallen Harlem Firefighters Remembered | West Harlem Gang Takedown | Legionnaires' Disease Sickens 18 People

Fallen Harlem Firefighters Memorialized In Mural, 20 Years Later

Two Harlem fire chiefs who died on 9/11 will be memorialized after their firehouse reached out to the organizers of a popular mural project.