NYTS launches state's first master's program for incarcerated women
Women at Bedford Hills Correctional Facility will have the opportunity to earn a master's degree this fall.
Swedish rapper Timbuktu takes "A Drop of Midnight" to Harlem Stage
CBS2's Jessi Mitchell has a look at the show, which follows a tale of race relations and family lines across continents.
Overdose prevention sites share six-month life-saving stats
Two sites where drug users can inject their products under supervision have stopped 314 overdoses in six months.
Uncertain future looms for blighted Harlem block
Developers are going back to the drawing board after withdrawing a rezoning request for a block of W 145th Street.
NYC Support and Connection Center offers renewed hope
The city's first-of-its-kind mental health center opened in during the pandemic, and it is already changing lives.
Meditating mother, daughter help other Harlem families heal
Cojuan Cabassa overcame her father's death to become an influence to her neighbors through mindfulness teachings.
Shockwaves of Buffalo mass shooting resonate across communities of color
While Buffalo is hours away physically, the pain still hits close to home.
Moleskine exhibit sparks conversations on society
Artists from around the world deconstructed and recreated Moleskine notebooks as statements on society.
Minority developers convene to discuss construction equality
The Schomburg Center hosted leaders in real estate, construction and redevelopment to address racial inequality.
Harlem Haberdashery celebrates milestones, family success
Harlem Haberdashery held a derby party Saturday to celebrate the boutique's tenth year in business.
Harlem One45 development still in limbo after public hearing
The debate continues over how to redevelop a block of West 145th Street in Harlem.
"Med Gala" spreads mindfulness message with meditation event
The Med Gala took place Thursday night, benefiting meditation education efforts for underserved communities.
Harlem Academy expands enrollment with help of new building
An elite education for underserved children is the promise of the academy, low-cost private school established in 2004.
Harlem bakery establishes National Rugelach Day
Friday marked the first National Rugelach Day, made possible by a pastry chef in Harlem.
Harlem event helps women entrepreneurs advocate for equality
Businesswomen from around New York attended a free event in Harlem that taught tools to achieve success.