Harlem Senator’s Bill Will Extend Time To Report Rent Overcharge
State Senator Brian Benjamin’s proposed legislation would give rent-stabilized tenants six years to report overcharges to the state.
Read More »Major Harlem Landlord Sued For Illegaly Deregulating Units
A watchdog investigation has led to a class action lawsuit against the Scharfman Organization, which owns more than 100 buildings in NYC.
Read More »William Baker, Who Righted an Army Racial Wrong From 1906, Dies at 86
William Baker, Who Righted an Army Racial Wrong From 1906, Dies at 86 In the late 1930s, in rural Georgia, a former slave told his grandson a story about a case of racial injustice that had occurred three…
Read More »Harlem September 27 Issue
The 49th Annual African American Day Parade (“AADP”) took place on a warm and muggy Sunday afternoon, September 16th, 2018 from 1pm to 6pm along Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard from 111th Street up to 136th Street in…
Read More »4 New Homes For Sale In The Harlem Area
Check out the most recently listed properties on the market in the Harlem area.
Read More »The Harlem Jazz Club Where the Spirit of Billie Holiday Lives On
The Harlem Jazz Club Where the Spirit of Billie Holiday Lives On Minton’s Playhouse, the birthplace of bebop, still rules over 118th Street. In this series for T, the author Reggie Nadelson revisits New York institutions that have…
Read More »Cam’Ron Stole Iconic Harlem Photo For Mixtape Cover: Lawsuit
Photographer Ellis Reed is taking the Harlem rapper to court for featuring one of his photos on the cover of 2017’s “The Promise.”
Read More »Harlem: 5 Local Rentals To Consider
Here are a few of the homes up for rent in your community.
Read More »MacArthur Foundation Announces 25 New ‘Genius’ Fellowships
MacArthur Foundation Announces 25 New ‘Genius’ Fellowships There was laundry to be done for Okwui Okpokwasili, a choreographer and performer, as she walked out of her Brooklyn home early last month toward a laundromat. She was getting ready…
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