Harlem Man, 90, Mugged On Way Home From Store
The NYPD is seeking the public's assistance in identifying two men who attacked an elderly man in Harlem last week.
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The NYPD is seeking the public's assistance in identifying two men who attacked an elderly man in Harlem last week.
Censured U.S. Rep. Charles Rangel returned to his home turf in the city's Harlem neighborhood on Saturday, saying he still loves Congress.
The 80-year-old Democrat from Harlem wants his punishment for ethics violations downgraded to a reprimand, according to congressional and nongovernment sources in touch with Rangel.
Rangel posted a message on his Twitter page saying he was "disappointed at the decision of the ethics committee." Supporters in Harlem also came out Sunday to defend the congressman.
The Rev. Al Sharpton and New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly have had their differences in the past, but now they're teaming up.
Sharpton and police Commissioner Ray Kelly on Friday announced they would host a summit on gun violence in December.
One of Congress' most likable veterans, Rep. Charles Rangel, would become the 23rd House member in the nation's history to be censured if the House goes along with a recommendation of its ethics committee.
Rangel's fall from grace came in the very space he built a legacy, in the halls of Congress, where colleagues called him out for corruption.
The House ethics committee's chief counsel has recommended that Rep. Charles Rangel be censured in connection with a finding that he engaged in improper financial and fundraising conduct.
Rangel, who has been without a defense team for weeks, can waive the hearing and ask the committee to deliberate his punishment.
Even though he just won re-election to a 21st term, Rep. Charles Rangel's conviction was not only a blow to his career, but another setback for Democrats who lost control of the House in the midterm elections.
When Rep. Charles Rangel walked out of his own ethics trial on Monday some people thought he was crazy. But it may turn out that he was crazy like a fox...
Congressman Charlie Rangel's house ethics trial will begin on Monday, but the Harlem representative might have more trouble brewing.
Real estate broker Lana Turner will tell you she does not own a pair of "dungarees." In September, to attract more potential buyers, she said, "I thought 'Well, why not bring my vintage clothes in?'."
Several cars were damaged, but nobody was hurt.
Rangel faces 13 ethics violations and could be expelled.
Meadowlark Lemon hit the hardwood and now hits the road with a new book on life, love, and laughter.
Prince will be embarking on a multi-city tour, called Welcome 2 America, starting "on a purple day in December 2010″ in New York City.
An investigation is underway into what led to the shooting death of 43-year-old Wardell "Junior" Johnson, of Harlem.
Second graders from PS 180 boarded a bus and arrived at The Sylvia Center at Katchkie Farm, where harvested every vegetable imaginable.
A Harlem woman is out of the hospital and back home after a close call during Friday's powerful storm.
Kentrel Whitaker, 32, was apprehended Tuesday night and charged with attempted rape and assault, police said.
Metro-North service in and out of Grand Central Station was disrupted late Monday morning.
The Archdiocese of New York says whether Monsignor Wallace Harris will be formally removed from the priesthood will be decided by the Vatican's internal affairs office.
