A new center will spotlight the growing African and Latino cultural influence in Central Harlem.
The unfolding Affordable Care Act is bringing changes in treatment and costs for LGBT seniors.
Family, friends and neighbors express disbelief about the weekend arrest of Jose Pimentel, charged with terrorism.
The number of homeless students in New York City has quadrupled since 2008, data gathered by the city’s Department of Education indicates. In Harlem, too, “the incidence of student homelessness has significantly increased over the years,” says Emily Kramer of the New York State Technical and Education Assistance Center for Homeless Students (NYS-TEACHS).
The Harlem Youth Court, an alternative court for young offenders, is beginning its tenth year.
Dimitri Gatanas has transformed the concrete slab under the Metro North tracks in East Harlem into an urban garden.
Technology Services Corps, a free IT training program for disadvantaged young adults, opened a branch in East Harlem last month
For Harlem’s artistic entrepreneurs, the Internet represents the latest front for funding projects. Kind of.
A 28-year-old woman is accused of stabbing her boyfriend, who was dead on arrival at the hospital.
A Harlem charity provides low-income women with outfits suitable for job interviews.
