Harlem

In race for 13th District, it’s Rangel vs. them

Four others are looking to unseat 41-year Rep. Charles Rangel, but it can be hard to overtake an incumbent’s political networks. Still, with a district that is no longer primarily African-American, a race crowded with hopefuls, and insuppressible rumors that he might bow out, Rangel has his work cut out for him.

By Jillian Kumagai, Gina Lee, and Casey Tolan | Apr 27 07:38 am ET

An aging Rangel faces a changing Harlem and a new Hispanic majority

The congressman, who has served for 41 years, has a loyal political base, but Upper Manhattan is evolving and the district’s lines are changing.

By Jillian Kumagai, Gina Lee, and Casey Tolan | Apr 26 06:18 am ET

Stringer recognizes African-American trailblazers

“By turning the spotlight on me, you turn the spotlight on their humanity,” said honoree Sheila Rule of the formerly incarcerated people she works to help reintegrate into society.

By Kelly Lane | Mar 1 06:26 am ET

Fresh, local produce comes to Harlem bodegas

Fresh Bodegas is about promoting easy access to healthy food, and Harlemites are pleased with the new influx of produce on their corners.

By Gina Lee | Feb 2 04:00 am ET

'Location-based' smart phones: smart?

Technology can either keep you in the Columbia bubble or help you explore beyond it.

By Jessica Hills | Jan 26 07:01 pm ET

Equity and equality

If people are fundamentally equal, should we equate difference with injustice?

By Nicole Dussault | Nov 2 09:58 pm ET

A broader New York state of mind

East of Morningside, there is a heaven that Columbians don't explore.

By Jessica Hills | Sep 22 10:31 pm ET

Fundraiser brings Obama to Harlem

President Obama dined at Red Rooster for a fundraising dinner to support his reelection campaign Tuesday night, drawing big crowds.

By Daphne Chen | Mar 30 04:22 am ET

Latino politicians gaining ground in upper Manhattan

According to the Pew Hispanic Center, more and more latinos are becoming eligible voters.

By Jackie Carrero | Feb 22 03:28 am ET

Harlem lights up from Hudson to East River

Harlem community boards 9, 10, and 11 joined together to raise the $60,000 needed to put up lights on 125th from the Hudson to the East River.

By Gina Lee | Dec 8 02:02 am ET

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