The Latest Breaking News from Harlem

FICTION: Eight linked stories about resourceful neighbors in a Harlem apartment building.

Our reporters took to the streets of Harlem to assess the dangers of the lethal drug. By Michael Segalov

America's first year of urban "riots" (or "uprisings") changed our politics forever — and not in a good way

Early in the pandemic, jazz pianist Emmet Cohen started a weekly gig in his apartment. It only has eight attendees but online fans all over the world

NEW YORK — The knife-wielding attacker suspected of stabbing three sleeping homeless men in Manhattan, killing one, was arrested Wednesday morning after a passer-by spotted him at a Harlem bus stop, a police source said.

‘Everyone is judging him on a clip of video’

A college basketball player was killed and eight other people were wounded Monday in an early-morning shooting at a gathering in Harlem, New York City police said

NEW YORK — Nine people were shot in Harlem early Monday, one fatally, police said.

Linda Villarosa says bias in the health care system and the "weathering" affect of living in a racist society are taking a serious toll on African Americans. Her new book is Under the Skin.

NEW YORK — Two fatal shootings and the stabbing murder of a Harlem woman kicked off a bloody weekend across the city as cops begin to gain some ground on the war to reduce gun violence, NYPD officials said Saturday.

Here's a curious case described in the Washington Post in 1980, one that didn't make it into my forthcoming book on racial classifications: Miguel Sandoval arrived in Harlem in 1959 from Havana, where he'd been an outspoken advocate of better civil rights for black Cubans. Sandoval was Cuban, but he…