Inez Dickens

Several developers expressed interest in building housing, retail and community space at the site.

The Mural Pavilion houses restored works commissioned by the Works Progress Administration.

An exhibit is trying to raise $1.25 million to create first class grass fields at Colonel Young Park.

City Council Speaker Christine Quinn has become a near-constant presence uptown this summer.

Politicians and residents are concerned about the rash of small business closures in recent months.

City Councilwoman Inez Dickens says the city needs to keep the BP gas station near Central Park North.

Some Harlem real estate experts think West Harlem would be a prime location for the store.

Whole Foods' CEO let slip that the grocery giant is considering a move to Harlem.

The parking garage at 121 West 125th St. is slated to also have cultural exhibition space.

As construction in Harlem picks up, a brownstone collapse is the latest incident to alarm residents.

The 81-year-old congressman said he's up to the task of a 22nd term in office.

Opportunity Charter School's charter was renewed after the DOE threatened closure for poor performance.

Inez Dickens called for a boycott of Cedric eatery amid claims the owner discriminated against patrons.

Cedric Bistro co-owner Cedric Lecendre says he was threatened by patrons who later claimed racism.

A co-location with Harlem Success Academy's Middle School is on tap for the fall.