Christine Quinn

Tenants from Stanley Isaacs Houses, a public housing complex less than 280 feet away, will speak out on Tuesday.

Some 2 million packed the streets for the city's annual Gay Pride Parade.

About 1,000 city workers will still be laid off under the budget plan, set to be approved by the City Council Tuesday.

The construction-plagued school at 520 W. 45th St., is relocating to Our Lady of Good Counsel on East 91st Street.

A crowd rallied outside P.S. 51 in Hell's Kitchen Wednesday to protest the Department of Education's proposal.

Vance spoke out against the city's proposed $800,000 in budget cuts to the Department of Aging.

The Rent Guidelines Board held a public session Monday to solicit feedback on its proposed yearly rent hikes.

P.S. 51 students could be split up and moved into P.S. 11 and the Clinton Middle School in the wake of construction.

Hundreds of families rallied at Asphalt Green on Wednesday to voice outrage over plans for the East 91st Street site.

Some Village locals want more police enforcement against unruly youth gangs, while others say cops are anti-gay.

The council speaker wrote Mayor Bloomberg requesting court action on the future BRC shelter on W. 25th Street.

Observers say pols are remaining mum until they can gauge the public's reaction to Anthony Weiner's scandal.

Christine Quinn says the NYPD has stepped up patrols.

Upper East Siders are fighting a garbage dump next to their popular Asphalt Green ball fields.

Cyrus Vance Jr. wants stiffer penalties to target repeat domestic violence offenders.