Matthew Washington

East Harlem officials say Mt. Sinai isn't giving locals enough time to apply for housing at E. 102nd St.

The Economic Development Corporation announced that three groups will reactivate underutilized theater space at the Julia de Burgos Cultural Center.

Community Board 11 reversed its stance after voting overwhelmingly in September to support the Department of Transportion plan to install protected bike lanes on First and Second avenues.

Park advocates are worried that poor communities in East Harlem and the South Bronx are being shortchanged by plans to add nine additional tennis courts on Randall's Island.

East 104th Street, between Second and Third avenues, is renamed Union Settlement Way in honor of the 116-year-old organization.

The Department of Transportation says it will begin installing a protected bike lane on Second Avenue from 96th to 125th streets by March or April of 2012.

Yankees slugger Mark Teixeira pledged Monday to raise $10 million of the $85 million Harlem RBI Charter School.

The Richard Rodgers Amphitheater is named after the American composer who lived near the park as a boy.

East Harlem has at least 19 buildings worthy of landmark status and the assets to support two potential historic districts.

The Urban Garden Center's new outdoor space on 116th Street and Park Avenue provides full gardening services.

Business owners waiting for the city to take over their property for a new complex are ready to move on.

Officials fear the owner's husband had his license revoked for selling alcohol to minors and is using his wife as a front.

An upper Manhattan coalition wants state legislators to hear their budget concerns.

An East Harlem recruiting company blames the lack of local workers on failed drug tests and criminal records.

The opening can't come soon enough for Johnson Houses, which is suffering through a youth-gang rivalry, officials say.