Charles Rangel

Rangel talks redistricting, West Harlem's future

In an interview Monday, Rangel dished on the potential redrawing of his district, comparing the shape of the new area to the likeness of a dragon, and said he was satisfied with the probe of the West Harlem Development Corporation.

Rangel's district might be expanded to Westchester

Congressman Charlie Rangel needs to accept the changes, New York State Assembly member Herman Farrell told attendees at a Saturday town hall.

Schley announces House bid against Rangel

Announcing his candidacy Tuesday evening, Harlem activist Craig Schley vowed to revitalize arts and entertainment in the neighborhood, search for funding to stabilize nonprofits and small businesses, support public and charter schools, and re-evaluate family courts.

Congressman Rangel talks job creation at Columbia expo

“This is all part of new relationships in the Columbia community. Small as it may be, it’s a good step in the right direction," Rep. Charles Rangel said.

Local pols voice support for investigation, Jackson defends LDC

Local politicians have said that the State Attorney General's investigation into the West Harlem Local Development Corporation's records is justified.

Despite censure, Rangel not slowing down

“He’s never insinuated that he’s retiring anytime soon,” spokesperson Elbert Garcia said. “I think it’s more that some people just naturally figure he should be retiring.”

Harlem residents respond to Charles Rangel’s censure

To some constituents who remain loyal, Charles Rangel’s public punishment—for violations that range from failures to report income to unauthorized fundraising—was simply too harsh.

Charles Rangel found guilty for ethics violations

Back in New York, where Rangel represents the 15th Congressional District, some of his colleagues and constituents, along with political experts, have come to his defense.

Rangel’s walkout draws scrutiny

After Congressman Charles Rangel dramatically walked out of his trial before the House Ethics Committee on Monday, experts are split on whether his actions will help or hurt his case.

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