Two men were shot and killed in separate incidents in Harlem on Monday afternoon, and police said they were still searching for the shooters Tuesday. Hamid Thomas, 32, was gunned down around 2:30 p.m. at the New York City Housing Authority’s Drew Hamilton Houses on West 142nd Street and Frederick Douglass Boulevard, according to the NYPD.

The Council voted to approve One45, the name of a $600 million roughly 1,000-unit complex from developer Bruce Teitelbaum, at its Monday meeting. The body was largely expected to approve the project after it won the support of local Councilman Yusef Salaam in June, but its path forward until then seemed anything but assured.

The New York City Council voted to approve developer Bruce Teitelbaum’s 1,000-unit housing project known as One45.

Some major highways remained partially closed or restricted late Monday, including the Cross Bronx Expressway, Harlem River Drive and the Staten Island Expressway, according to city emergency officials. Flooding forced a traffic detour on the George Washington Bridge ramp to the Harlem River Drive.

The Museum of Urban Arts is on a mission to transform communities through creativity. Director Stephanie Sulaiman discusses how the organization’s efforts to keep New York City creative, connected and alive!

The event is slated for Aug 9, 2025, at 2:00 P.M. at the intersection of 109th Street and 5th Avenue, where the street will be officially co-named “Isaac ‘Fatman Scoop’ Freeman III Place.” In attendance will be the Grammy Award winner’s friends and family alongside local leaders, community members, and fans.

Three people were injured in a shooting that occurred in the East Harlem neighborhood on Thursday night, according to the City Police Department. The gunfire erupted at 216 East 122nd Street just before 9 p.

Zohran Mamdani has won New York City’s Democratic mayoral primary. A new vote count Tuesday under the city’s ranked choice voting system confirmed the progressive legislator’s stunning upset of former Gov.

Uptown Lacrosse joins the growing list of organizations helping kids in Upper Manhattan and The Bronx access the sport.