East Harlem families are being forced out with 90 days’ notice as the MTA seizes buildings for its $7.7 billion Second Avenue subway build.

It’s the last stop for this East Harlem business. A construction supply firm will be forced to shutter after more than three ...

The article 77-Year-Old From East Harlem Goes Missing, Police Says appeared first on Harlem Patch. EAST HARLEM, NY — Police ...

As NYC's long-awaited subway expansion finally gets the green light, some will be forced out as the MTA seizes properties.

Make way for the eviction train. Dozens of New Yorkers in 33 apartments across East Harlem are at risk of getting kicked out ...

A decades-delayed commitment to extend the subway into East Harlem took a significant step forward Monday when the MTA board ...

The transit agency inked a nearly $2 billion contract on Monday to begin major construction work on a subway line that's been ...

The MTA approved a contract to extend the Q Line to three new stations, with surface work slated to begin in September.

East Harlem is one major step closer to having better subway access for the first time since the 1940s. The board of the ...

The MTA’s board unanimously approved a $2 billion tunneling contract with a joint venture between Halmar International and ...

The MTA board approved an approximately $2 billion tunnel boring contract for the Second Avenue Subway line expansion in ...

MTA begins the next phase of the Second Avenue Subway extension in East Harlem with a nearly $2 billion contract.