Melissa Mark-Viverito

The El Barrio/East Harlem Youth Violence Task Force's annual youth fair seeks to connect young people with services to help prevent them from becoming involved in violence.

City Council Members Melissa Mark-Viverito, Robert Jackson and Ydanis Rodriguez voiced support for a state bill to curb marijuana-related arrests.

Camila Guzman was found stabbed to death in her East Harlem apartment on Aug. 1.

East Harlem Councilwoman Melissa Mark-Viverito says there is a commitment from DOT to build the lanes.

East Harlem groups that serve the public are trying to accomodate a massive increase in the Chinese population.

Up to 75 animals will be treated at the ASPCA's mobile clinic at Thomas Jefferson Park Saturday.

Yankees star Mark Teixeira was instrumental in securing the $125,000 donation for the Harlem RBI youth development organization, part of which will fund summer jobs for teens.

Nursing home Jewish Home Lifecare says it now wants to build its new facility on West 97th Street, instead of West 100th Street as originally planned.

Claudio the Barber's 60-year stay in East Harlem has been extended for six more months, but his future beyond that is uncertain.

Tahl Propp agreed to enter its buildings into long-term affordability programs in exchange for support for a new building.

Claudio the Barber has weathered a neighborhood in transition for decades but can no longer afford the rent.

A group of Latino elected officials called upon Albany to immediately pass marriage equality legislation.

Chancellor Dennis Walcott said again Wednesday that over 6,000 teaching jobs are on the chopping block.

Protesters blame mayor for turning city into "marijuana arrest capital of world."

Parents, teachers and lawmakers say the cuts would disproportionately hurt Harlem, Inwood and Washington Heights.