125th Street Business Improvement District

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

New developments were announced at the annual 125th Street Business Improvement District meeting.

The city plans to replace all 250,000 of its 1960s street lamps with City Lights by 2017.

The New East Harlem Merchants Association is raising money to hire homeless men to clean the busy area.

More than $1 billion in development is planned for 125th Street.

Community Board 11 Chair wants to ramp up the process of creating a BID by the end of the year.

The Promotional Alliance of Harlem has the mantra "Fun, Fashion and Food."

The Lenfest Arts Center will be partially funded by a $30 million donation from Philadelphia philanthropist H.F. Lenfest.

Harlem United Against Walmart says the mammoth retailer would destroy small businesses and take advantage of workers.

Black musicians like Billie Holiday and Jimi Hendrix will line 125th Street from Mornigside to Fifth avenues.

Franco the Great says he fears zoning changes will force his painted gates to be replaced.

125th Street BID president Barbara Askins is displaying her artwork at Harlem's Aloft Hotel.

The "Bid on Culture" project will place 24 music-themed banners along 125th street.

Holiday lights brighten the length of 125th street for the first time.

The fundraising effort for the 125th Street holiday lighting now has a theme song.