Parents, Teachers Protest Lawsuit Against Charter Schools In NYC
Demonstrators gathered outside the state office building on 125th Street in Harlem to demand the NAACP withdraw from a lawsuit filed by the United Federation of Teachers.
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Demonstrators gathered outside the state office building on 125th Street in Harlem to demand the NAACP withdraw from a lawsuit filed by the United Federation of Teachers.
A gang of muscled-up thieves were caught on surveillance video plucking motorcycles off Manhattan street - Kawasakis, Yamahas and more getting snatched up in a matter of seconds.
This is part of PlaNYC, which Mayor Bloomberg launched four years ago, on Earth Day 2007.
Pets can come to the Harlem event and receive free spay/neuter surgery, as well as free vaccinations and microchipping.
NYPD cop Phil Cardillo was killed in the line of duty in 1972. Hundreds of police officers are doing what they can to keep the case, and the Officer Cardillo's memory, alive.
A clash-on-ice is intensifying between parents in Harlem, with a figure skating group accusing the state of giving young girls the cold shoulder in favor of boys' hockey.
A new book takes a look at the hidden treasures of Harlem. Carolyn Johnson and Valerie Bradley, authors of the "Harlem Travel Guide," join CBS 2's Cindy Hsu to talk about the historic neighborhood.
Former President Bill Clinton is slimming down his presence in Harlem.
A fire in Harlem injured an entire family and left dozens of tenants homeless on Saturday morning.
Police said a man was shot dead in Harlem early Sunday morning.
The grand jury declined to indict the four officers who fired 46 bullets during a chaotic chain of events that unfolded Aug. 8, said the two people, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of the secrecy of the proceeding.
A few less public schools, but a few more charter schools were looking to hire new teachers.
Was it murder or suicide for hire? That's the question in a Manhattan courtroom where Kenneth Minor is facing murder charges.
Kadiras Kamara is now safe and in the care of her mother, but police said the girl was spotted out on the street around 2:45 a.m. wearing no top or shoes.
No matter who wins the game, New Yorkers agreed the Super Bowl is a great opportunity to just enjoy food, friends and the commercials.
Prosecutors had been scheduled to reveal Wednesday whether the only man arrested in the Aug. 8 mayhem had been indicted. But they said the case was still before the grand jury.
Police said in each of the incidents, the suspect entered the locations through a window and removed electronics and other items.
The exhibit, "Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing," will run from Feb. 8 to May 1.
Authorities had said Clarence Jones drove away as police wrote him a parking ticket and then flailed his arms as officers tried to arrest him.
Authorities were seeking to build a case against 54-year-old Reginald Powell, seen as the prime suspect in the death of Jennifer Katz, a 49-year-old divorced mother of two.
A man with a criminal past admitted killing a woman whose body was found stuffed in a suitcase, but he said she attacked him first, prosecutors said Tuesday.
The NYPD announced late Monday night it had arrested a man for the murder of a woman whose body was found in a suitcase.
The Magnolia Cupcake Company has signed a 10-year lease for a new production facility in Harlem.
Got baggy pants? You need this!
Subway performers are nothing new in New York City, but one Harlem subway singer may have the talent to take him beyond the underground and onto the stage.
