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Statement by Uptown Council Member Ydanis Rodriguez concerns over the use of drone technology by NYPD: “As the annual NYC New Year’s Eve Times Square celebration approaches, I commend the work of the NYPD and their efforts to keep the City of New York safe every year. Continue Reading →
I know, I know, you’re at home in Harlem, asking yourself, how can I see the ball drop in Time Square? Continue Reading →
Harlem loves Disney for all work its done in Harlem from donating $1 million to the Harlem Boys & Girls Club, to bringing Luke Cage in Harlem, to the NY State. Now, in honor of Micky Mouse’s 90th birthday, Disney has partnered with Fermob!
Brendan Krisel, from the Patch writes that with New Year’s Eve is fast approaching, and from Harlem to Hollis folks are gearing up to welcome millions of revelers into the city for the holiday. Continue Reading →
NY Daily News reports that the fugitive gunman wanted in the Times Square slaying of an unarmed Harlem man opened fire instantly when the victim intervened in a fight between two women, cops said Friday. Continue Reading →
The NY Daily News reports that as the city tries to cut the number of marijuana arrests, East Harlem and the Lower East Side have gone to pot. Continue Reading →
New York City’s annual West Indian American Day Carnival, held on Labor Day, will head to Crown Heights in Brooklyn once again for a day of festivities that celebrates the history, culture, music, food, and people from myriad Caribbean countries. Continue Reading →
Face2face Africa’s 2017 Pan-African Weekend took place with Harlem’ Rev. Al Sharpton and others receiving awards in New York City July 13-16. Continue Reading →
Nike’s annual “Quai 54” collection, which commemorates Jordan Brand‘s Quai 54 streetball tournament in Paris, will include this limited edition pair of Air Jordan 1s. Continue Reading →
Rompers for men have been making the rounds on the Internet, so Vine and Instagram celebrity QPark wanted to do a 10-hour social experiment in New York City to see what all the fuss was about. Continue Reading →
