Prepare your taste buds for a good cause! The Eighth Annual NYC Chili Bowl is set for the Good Shepherd School in Inwood.
The new report comes as NYC’s mayor calls for additional safe injection sites and Manhattan’s federal prosecutor vies to close them.
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Fire marshals are investigating the cause of a Monday afternoon blaze that wreaked havoc on an Amsterdam Avenue church, fire officials said.
An armed cyclist reportedly shot a pedestrian once in each leg before fleeing on a bicycle Wednesday night, police said.
The scooter-riding teen struck an SUV on 185th Street about 1:30 p.m., Thursday, police said. He was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital.
Police have arrested one suspect in Midtown who they say is connected to at least nine of 30 total muggings.
Fried chicken, anyone? Chick-fil-A lands just north of Inwood this week. Here’s what you need to know:
A dispute between three siblings resulted in a stabbing near Fort Washington Avenue early Tuesday morning, police said.
Carmen De La Rosa, a Democrat, is defending her District 10 city council seat representing Washington Heights and Inwood.
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The teen was rushed to a nearby hospital in stable condition after the Friday morning school slash, police said.
Irene C. Hidalgo was last seen near her home in Washington Heights early Sunday morning, police said. Have you seen her?
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The new site will be Food Bazaar’s 1st location above 125th Street in Manhattan and will be located below a new affordable development.
The blaze erupted about 7:30 a.m. on the first floor of a six-story building, fire officials said.
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Most types of crimes decreased in Inwood’s 34th precinct this year compared to the same period in 2022. Here's which did and didn't:
The man is accused of inappropriately grabbing a pedestrian near Seaman Avenue last week, police said.
The fire erupted Friday afternoon on 180th Street on the second floor of a six-story apartment building, fire officials said.
The blaze on the second floor of an apartment building near West 212th Street was first reported Saturday evening, police said.
The stores are part of roughly 78 nationwide leases for sale following Rite Aid’s filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
The blaze erupted late Thursday night on Fort Washington Avenue, fire officials said.
After a month on the run, a neighbor accused of fatally shooting two people and a dog near Highbridge Park is in police custody.
People’s Theatre Project Surpasses $30M Milestone in $37M Capital Campaign for New 19,000-Square-Foot Immigrant Performing Arts Center
The three men forcefully removed the 23-year-old victim’s chain aboard a northbound 1 train earlier this month, police said.
A 30-year-old man was robbed while walking around Inwood in the wee hours of the morning earlier this month, authorities said.
Music will be playing and booze will be flowing again at the site of a former Inwood bar and restaurant on Dyckman Street. Here's the latest
Coffee and F— Bagels must remove its sign on Broadway ASAP, city officials said, but not because of its content.
Officer Willie Thompson was slated for termination before the police commissioner overturned the decision last month, records show.
The gunfire erupted about 3 a.m. Sunday on St. Nicholas Avenue, police said.
The driver in the crash was traveling at a "high speed" near the Broadway intersection before the collision, police said.
“All customers say they came in because of the sign,” the store's owner said. Here’s the sign that's turning heads:
The fifth annual Halloween Spooktacular Party will take place at Isham Park later this month. Here’s how to attend:
Espaillat and other district leaders attempted to suppress votes during the Chair of County Committee election, 23 pols said in a letter.
Bargain store chain DII is opening up a location in Inwood and is set to offer exclusive discounts on apparel, toys, groceries and more.
Inwood and Washington Heights saw increases in parking meter rates this week following a citywide fee hike. Here's the latest:
The cause of a fire that erupted inside a Washington Heights apartment building Friday night remains under investigation, authorities said.
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The eight-story, 55-square-foot charter school will feature a concert hall with a glass wall facing the street level, officials said.