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Chronically-filthy blocks of 125th Street look cleaner than ever thanks to a city cleanup program — but new cuts may mean "going backwards."
A now-empty Harlem jail building should become home to a women's jail being moved from the troubled Rikers Island complex, experts argued.
Here are the results in the hard-fought primary challenges against Inez Dickens, Eddie Gibbs and Al Taylor, plus other neighborhood races.
2022 Honorees: Maite Junco, Curtis D. Young, Allen Roskoff, and Leigh Howard
Voting is underway for Democratic primary elections across Harlem's three Assembly districts. Here's what to know about each candidate.
Leaders Condemn Mass Shooting in Harlem that Resulted in the Murder of College Basketball Star Darius Lee and Injuries to Several Others
Harlemites will cast ballots this month in three State Assembly primaries and the governor's race. Patch is profiling each candidate.
Special Guest, Bronx District Attorney Darcel D. Clark
Juneteenth Block Party this Saturday at 12PM at 114th-115th St. and Saint Nicholas Avenue
New York's new $101 billion budget includes millions of dollars heading to Harlem. Here are a few notable projects in the neighborhood.
After getting Harlemites' input, the city has revealed plans for a $5 million renovation of the beloved-but-aging William McCray Playground.
Manhattan's top officials are begging a city board to reconsider its plan to raise rents for thousands of stabilized tenants.
A Harlem Council member says two new bills could help stem the city's rat surge, as rodent sightings in Harlem rise to decade-high levels.
Espaillat Hosts Series of Community Events to Address Gun Violence Epidemic in District
Special Guest, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg
Keith Wright, a Harlem political leader, is suing the city, saying he was falsely imprisoned after hitting a cyclist with his car door.
Curious which of your Harlem neighbors are serving on your local community board? Patch has the exclusive on this year's new appointments.
After a pandemic delay, the project that will build a memorial and housing at the site of a historic African burial ground is now in motion.
The city wants permission to access an empty lot whose owner let it become rat-infested and strewn with trash, according to court papers.
Weeks after the city sparked outrage by dismantling the beloved Marcus Garvey Park "Lion's Den," a deal may help them remain in the park.
The state has filed its first plans to take over a privately-owned Central Harlem building to make way for the long-delayed subway line.
"Kids think it’s a safe haven," said the founder of a beloved Marcus Garvey Park fitness club, which the city dismantled despite protests.
New results from a first-of-its-kind survey show Harlem residents' views on policing, reparations, the COVID-19 pandemic and other issues.
Harlem's last Ethiopian Orthodox church may finally be evicted after a three-year battle with the city.
Rat complaints in Harlem are at their highest level in at least a decade, according to city data, continuing an unpleasant pandemic trend.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams and the Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City (Mayor's Fund) today announced that an additional $3 millio ...
WHEREAS, excessive staff absenteeism among correction officers and supervising officers has contributed to a rise in unrest and disorder ...
Section 1. I hereby direct section 1 of Emergency Executive Order No. 55, dated March 9, 2022, is extended for five (5) days.
WHEREAS, the state of emergency to address the threat and impacts of COVID-19 in the City of New York first declared in Emergency Execut ...
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