Community Board 11

A plan is in the works to preserve 'Franco the Great's' murals East on 125th Street by moving them.

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

East Harlem residents are clamoring for better retail options and restaurants in the neighborhood, a new study says.

Ethel Bates, 80, says developing a culinary school on the historic site is her priority.

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

Residents of Tahl Propp Equties oppose the company's expansion plans.

East Harlem has the greatest amount of public housing land with unused development rights.

Developers are hoping to attract more families with a variety of food options.

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

Officials want to bring more commercial and residential activity to Park Avenue from East 116th to East 132nd streets.

Monique Holloway was offered a new apartment by the same company that rejected her.

Officials want the Harlem River Point on Park Avenue to accept applicants regardless of old Housing Court cases.

The EDC won't back down on plans to seek new tenants for the Julia de Burgos Culture Center.

Opposition from Riverton Square residents kept officials from endorsing the city's plan for East 135th Street.

Seven Democrats make up a crowded field of candidates hoping to fill the Assembly seat for East Harlem.