#BetterTogether: CBS New York partners with Race for the Cure
Thousands of racers raised money to fight breast cancer at the first Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure in four years.
Harlem early childhood education center helps families in need
The Association to Benefit Children specializes in serving vulnerable children, including those seeking asylum.
#BetterTogether: Free back-to-school haircuts, supplies in Harlem
Here at CBS New York we believe we are #BetterTogether, so we teamed up with Big Russ Barber Shop in Harlem, New York Common Pantry and Harlem Mothers and Fathers SAVE to offer back-to-school haircuts and supplies for Harlem families.
#BetterTogether: Fresh haircuts for back to school in Harlem
As New York City students head back to school this week, CBS New York is making their year #BetterTogether with our community partner Big Russ Barber Shop in Harlem.
Families, teachers take advantage of N.J. tax-free holiday
Bergen County was full of families shopping back-to-school sales during the holiday weekend.
Rat mitigation efforts underway outside Harlem schools
New bins outside 14 schools are part of a pilot program to block rats' access to trash.
Harlem Heritage Marker unveiled at March on Washington headquarters
Save Harlem Now! led the effort ahead of the famed civil rights demonstration's 60th anniversary.
Harlem apartment used as headquarters for March on Washington
A Harlem apartment building was once the national headquarters for the March on Washington, and where the majority of the planning and organizing took place.
Lighthouse Guild announces New York City blind baseball team
The team's name and logo was revealed at a Central Park clinic on Sunday.
New York Common Pantry adapting to record migrant surge
The East Harlem food pantry has seen more new migrants seeking services in two months than all of last year.
East Harlem neighbors relieved by drug treatment expansion
Neighbors burdened by an oversaturation of drug treatment facilities may finally feel some relief.
Harlem Week entertains while tackling tough subjects
The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce hosted the event with a mix of entertainment and important information.
Harlem River environmental boat tour highlights disparities
Rep. Adriano Espaillat and environmental activists showed the lack of access to waterways compared to Lower Manhattan.
Harlem health clinic set for demolition under city plan
Emma L. Bowen Community Service Center to be bulldozed and replaced by a new clinic in an affordable housing tower.
NYC enacting new rules on single-use utensils for takeout orders
Patrons are required to ask for cutlery to help cut down on the estimated 36 million pounds of plastic used yearly.