A new exhibit at the Museum of the City of New York spotlights 100 years of the city’s rich musical legacy — including a ...

Exonerated Five member Raymond Santana says he's running for City Council because his neighborhood has deteriorated and he wants to rejuvenate it.

As we celebrate Black History Month, an advanced placement class at Park East High School in East Harlem is expanding. The ...

A longtime tenant leader killed by a fire in her Harlem apartment building had been planning to finally move out of the city ...

Raymond Santana, a former wrongful conviction victim, announces candidacy for NYC Council. His campaign focuses on criminal ...

Dr. Alvin F. Poussaint, a psychiatrist who treated civil rights activists in Mississippi, died at 90. He was a national ...

Dr. Alvin Poussaint studied the tendrils of systemic racism and Black self-sufficiency along with serving as a consultant to ...

Raymond Santana was wrongly imprisoned. Now, he wants to join Yusef Salaam, also wrongfully accused in the rape of a Central ...

Another member of the Exonerated Five, the group vindicated of a high-profile assault and rape that took place Central Park ...

Raymond Santana, wrongfully convicted as a teenager in the 1989 Central Park jogger case, has announced his candidacy for the New York City Council. Santana, 50, is running as a Democrat to represent ...

Twenty-one East Harlem apartments will be returned to rent-stabilized units next month after Attorney General Letitia James ...

Santana spent roughly five years in prison before being released on parole. In 2014, New York City agreed to a $41 million settlement with Santana and the other four men—often referred to as the ...