Grant Houses

The art will honor the legacies of Yuri Kochiyama and Malcolm X, who became civil rights icons. 

The two complexes got funds from the West Harlem Development Corp. through an agreement with Columbia. 

A group of senior residents says a new polling site is difficult to get to.

A business boom on 125th Street hasn left out many blocks west of Morningside Avenue, locals say.

The nonprofit sent NYCHA a letter of interest to build affordable housing units on NYCHA property.

Comptroller Scott Stinger accused the Housing Authority of under-reporting their repair backlog. 

Winning projects include a public greenhouse and repairs to local playgrounds and basketball courts.

In its second season, "What's Eating Harlem" has reached 150,000 viewers, producer said.

For the first time, City Councilman Mark Levine is letting residents decide how to spend $1 million. 

Prosecution of gang activity at the Manhattanville and Grant Houses was overzealous, families say.

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

More than 100 people were charged with conspiracy to murder and weapons possession.

The suspects were part of a deadly rivalry between the Grant and Manhattanville Houses, authorities say.

Robert Cartagena, 23, was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison.

Robert Cartagena, 23, faces up to 25 years to life in prison for killing Harlem basketball star.