Adriano Espaillat

Assemblyman Guillermo Linares has made affordable housing a centerpiece of his platform.

CB12 public safety committee chair Robert Reynolds, who sells guns, wanted to host a forum on guns.

Critics want a vacant West 172nd Street lot destined to be an EMS station to become affordable housing.

The families are without homes after a fire tore through their W. 207th Street building Saturday. 

Volunteers picked up brooms in the Northern Manhattan Clean Streets Initiative Washington Heights.

The 34th Precinct addressed community concerns about crime as locals continued calls for more cops.

From now on, the Board of Elections will use memory sticks to calculate election night results.

An 11-year-old Washingotn Heights boy was found after going missing on July 12, 2012.   

Assemblyman Guillermo Linares pledged to create a new Inwood precinct to cut down on crime.

Word Up volunteers are negotiating with landlord Alma Realty to prolong their lease. 

Rangel's primary win can't be certified with the state until a judge signs off on it.

Rep. Charlie Rangel said that candidates should be instilling confidence in the voting system.

Police believe the same men are responsible for six violent attacks since the beginning of June.

After a second hard-fought primary victory, many in Harlem say Charles Rangel can leave on his own terms.

Incumbent Reps. Charles Rangel and Nydia Velazquez face stiff challenges in the Democratic Primary.