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The woman and her partner had been bringing gifts inside after the shower when they were confronted.

The four officers who were suspended were on a "crime reduction" duty when the a gun fired off, according to the Daily News.

Police said the attackers struck the woman's head with a pot before stealing her money and walker. The attackers have not yet been located or identified.

The most popular dance at the Savoy ballroom was the Lindy Hop, earning the venue the nickname "The Home of Happy Feet."

New York City authorities announced Saturday that a 14-year-old was arrested for allegedly taking part in student Tessa Majors' murder last December.

The research involved over 1 million children.

A 59-year-old man apparently killed his upstairs neighbors before setting his apartment on fire and killing himself Friday afternoon in Harlem, New York.

Police believe a shopping cart was used to transport the body and dump it outside a Starbucks.

"Second time around, I'm really kind of in shock, I have to admit," said Alexi Minko, owner of the Alibi Lounge.

Livingston said he was suspended from Facebook for nine days after he railed against "little Caucasians" and wrote that he is "resigning" from his race after he had trouble picking up a burger in Harlem.

The famous magician and performer lived in a Harlem townhouse from 1904 to 1926. It's now listed for $4.6 million.

The organization heading the project announced that it has won a bid for a building and development on 125th Street in Harlem.

Celebrate the influence of the world's most famous basketball team during Black History Month.

In total, they will run the equivalent of more than nine marathons to protest against Donald Trump's proposed plans.

An ex–Harlem restaurant owner bilked investors by promising to make them money in a nonexistent wholesale liquor business, federal prosecutors say.

The rapper, producer, entrepreneur and clothing designer has partnered with Capital Preparatory Schools to open the school.

Edena Hines was found lying in the street in Harlem with multiple stab wounds to the torso.

The March 8, 1965 'Newsweek' report about the black leader.