Borough President Scott Stringer

Officials unveiled the new upgrades at White Park in East Harlem Thursday. 

Borough President Scott Stringer wants NYCHA to restructure and be controlled by the mayor.

The public gets a chance Wednesday to weigh in on a plan to preserve the Upper West Side's small stores.

Borough President Scott Stringer supports the city's plan to preserve the Upper West Side's small stores.

The top five candidates have raised more than $1.8 million dollars from supporters who live out of state.

Sportime Randall's Island is seeking permission to add nine additional tennis courts.

The St. Mark's Bookshop celebrated a rent reduction and clearance of debt on Thursday night.

Sixteen families within Alfred E. Smith Houses could be without gas on Thanksgiving, prompting elected officials to act and the residents' association to raise funds for food.

The Horse and Carriage Association of New York City claims the ASPCA and NYCLASS have "defrauded" the public about the carriage horse industry in New York. 

The Department of Education declined a request to ease overcrowding at Kips Bay's P.S. 116, but parents vowed to keep fighting.

Following the death of Charlie the carriage horse, animal rights advocates have proposed a ban on working in severe weather and limiting horses to a five-day work week.

The West Harlem Local Development Corporation, the focus of an investigation by Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, has spent more on consultants than programming.

A group of parents and teachers from P.S. 116 in Kips Bay have gained the support of local elected officials and community boards in their fight against overcrowding.