Political clubs that were once the heart of many New York neighborhoods have been disappearing for decades. But as Jacqueline Quynh reports in this week’s Morningside segment, the Broadway Democrats are making their voices heard.

In the past 5 years, Morningside Heights has seen a surge in chain restaurants. In this week’s Morningside Report, Monika Vosough talks to residents and small and big business owners about the chain invasion around the Columbia University campus.

Since 2009 Columbia University has been rapidly expanding into Manhattanville. In this week’s Morningside report, Carlos Mayorga talks to some business owners and residents who say the university is not keeping it’s promise to create new jobs for those who are displaced.

Last year, the city allocated $12.3 million to install surveillance cameras in 27 housing projects. Many more have been installed privately throughout the city. In this week’s Morningside Report, Rose Kim finds out if Big Brother is really watching and if that’s helping stop crime.

Some of the oldest institutions in Morningside are taking hold of the newest social media craze. Jacqueline Quynh reports.

To get away from the stress of the city, many people think of city parks. But in our Morningside his week, Kethevane Gorjestani tells us about some area residents who don’t need to look further than their back alley.

With people across the country discussing the new Arizona immigration law, here in Morningside Heights, many in the immigrant community say they are ready for positive reform. Kibkabe Araya reports.

You wouldn’t think that a simple map could make you healthier, but in tonight’s Morningside report, Leslie Hart explains that it can.