Weekend of gun violence impacts all 5 boroughs
Amid the gunfire that left at least three dead, police are investigating two shootings in Harlem. CBS2's Kristie Keleshian reports.
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Amid the gunfire that left at least three dead, police are investigating two shootings in Harlem. CBS2's Kristie Keleshian reports.
Also, the NYPD is investigating another shooting that happened nearby. CBS2's Lisa Rozner has the latest.
Investigators said two suspects fled the scene in a blue SUV.
Families pleaded for stricter gun laws and for more resources.
Gun violence is taking a toll on families throughout New York City. Saturday, those who have lost children to gun violence gathered for a youth and school safety summit in Harlem. CBS2's Leah Mishkin has more on the message parents are sending to legislators.
Jasna Willie and her daughter lived in a homeless shelter before a city program helped her move into their apartment.
Some tenants at a Harlem apartment building are facing eviction. They've gotten notices saying they're months, if not years, behind in rent, but as CBS2's Natalie Duddridge reports, they thought it was being paid by the city's rental assistance program.
Two years later, she says she's received no financial or mental health support from the city or state.
For the first time in two years, the victim of a heinous attack in Harlem is speaking out. Surveillance video showed the woman being beaten and robbed by a group outside a liquor store after declining to let someone pay for her wine. As she struggles to recover, the victim told CBS2's Lisa Rozner it's been a nightmare dealing with city and state agencies who were supposed to help her.
Salaam has worked as a criminal justice reform advocate and serves as an Innocence Project board member.
Since his release, Salaam has worked as a criminal justice reform advocate and serves as an Innocence Project board member.
State health data shows Harlem has higher rates of heart disease than any other neighborhood in New York City. CBS2's Jessi Mitchell spoke to one woman who shares her health scare in hopes of helping others.
The Thurgood Marshall Academy squash team will be the first Black team to compete in nationals.
Demonstrators and activists across the Tri-State Area continued voicing their outrage over the death of Tyre Nichols on Saturday. CBS2's Kristie Keleshian reports.
Sources say the Department of Homeland Security and NYPD personnel were targeting meth suppliers to the Harlem and Washington Heights area.
An officer was seen recording people as they left the Apollo Theater, raising some concerns about how the video would be used.
Video circulating on social media shows a Community Affairs officer holding a camera as concert goers exited the theater Sunday in Harlem.
Harlem Grown received $1.3 million from the Humanities In Place program to create summer fun.
It's all thanks to our community partner Harlem Grown and a big donation they just got, CBS2's Jessi Mitchell reports.
Crews are still on the scene at Third Avenue and East 124th Street.
Mora and Rivera where shot while responding to a domestic dispute in Harlem on Jan. 21, 2022.
Detectives Wilbert Mora and Jason Rivera were shot and killed while responding to a domestic call in Harlem.
The long-debated site opened for business Wednesday as a truck depot, instead of mixed-income apartments.
A truck depot is now open in Harlem, but it was supposed to be a housing development. It opened on West 145th Street, where developers fought last year to build mixed-income apartments. CBS2's Jessi Mitchell shows us the result of the failed negotiations.
Jesus Ramirez, who was working behind the counter, said the suspects ordered him to open the register and threatened him when he refused.
