Iesha Sekou

It has been 346 days since the last shooting, according to an anti-violence nonprofit.

Jarel Mitchell was shot and killed Friday at 3 a.m. at Harlem Nights bar on 138th Street, police said.

The mayor unveiled a plan to fund more community initiatives to fight a spike in gun violence.

While many residents thought the takedown made streets safer, they worried there were too many arrests.

Local leaders and club owners met to discuss violence and security in the 12th Avenue party zone.

Residents of Harlem and The Bronx have long complained about the danger posed by packs of bikers.

The meeting between bikers and city officials was seen as a first step toward making riding safer.

Dirt bike riders, who will host the public safety forum Tuesday, want a permanent home to ride legally.

Some riders say recent deaths have caused them to reconsider joys of popping wheelies on the street.

Area activists want missing women's cases investigated for links to NYPD cop Gilberto Valle.

Dedric "Beloved" Hammond's criminal record is forcing him and his family out of public housing.

The controversial Nation of Islam leader told crowds to stop "blaming the white man."

Residents plan to mark "National Night Out Against Crime" with a walk through Rucker Park.

Friends mourned Annie Fryar, who was allegedly shot dead by her brother.

Protesters gathered in front of Bronx station house on what would have been Graham's 19th birthday.