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Click Here To Tell Your Harlem Story! An ecumenical non-profit, comprised of mostly African-American pastors from Harlem to Hollis, is calling on the State Legislature to hold a public hearing Continue Reading →
City Council Member Ydanis Rodriguez statement regarding NYPD officer shooting: “I’m saddened to learn of the death of an on-duty NYPD officer this evening in Jamaica, Queens. Click Here To Continue Reading →
Click Here To Tell Your Harlem Story! Thousands of nurses will be joined by elected officials and community leaders outside 13 hospitals to participate in a day of protest sparked Continue Reading →
Today, the Health Department announced a milestone in the City’s efforts to reduce the rate of smoking: in January, Click Here To Tell Your Harlem Story! The Harlem Love connection: Continue Reading →
Click Here To Tell Your Harlem Story! Public Advocate Letitia James has previously used her ranking of bad landlords publicly shame the city’s most unscrupulous property owners reports Patch. The Continue Reading →
At a press conference on Thursday, November 15th, 2018, at 11am at NY City Hall, Miss America Nia Franklin will join local dignitaries and artists, named Artists Against Optimum, to Continue Reading →
NY Curbed reports that if you commute on the city’s subway on a regular basis, chances are you’ve been affected by subway delays at some point in time. Click Here Continue Reading →
An explosive new study released by the housing watchdog group, the Housing Rights Initiative (HRI) reveals that many landlords across the city allegedly lied about rent-regulated apartments in their buildings, and still Continue Reading →
The Communities of Color Nonprofit Stabilization Fund is now available! Please see the details below. Click Here To Tell Your Harlem Story! The Harlem Love connection: Subscribe To Harlem World Continue Reading →
Patch reports that Christmas is starting early for Target. The retail chain announced plans Thursday to hire about 120,000 seasonal workers for the holiday season, including 6,500 in the New Continue Reading →