Christine Quinn

CB4 elected Corey Johnson, 29, to replace outgoing chair John Weis.

BRC allowed select community members to look inside its controversial W. 25th St. facility, set to open around July 1.

Chancellor Dennis Walcott said again Wednesday that over 6,000 teaching jobs are on the chopping block.

Starting June 25, the ferries will cost $4 for one ride or $140 for a monthly pass.

Assemblyman Keith Wright and Council Speaker Christine Quinn host open community forum at Harlem Hospital.

Residents are taking action to stop their street from becoming a no-go area.

Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour's new Human Rights Campaign video supports the push for legalizing gay marriage.

A hearing was held to consider whether developers who receive big city grants should pay workers higher wages.

The council voted Wednesday to increase the fines for hacks who refuse rides and overcharge.

The market, at South Street Seaport, had a preview opening Sunday and will officially open June 5th.

The Council voted Thursday to cut one day of alternate side parking if communities keep streets clean.

Tricia Fraser sued an anti-abortion group that used her daughter's photo on a SoHo billboard.

A previously delayed waste facility at East 91 Street just got the green light.

City Officials said they would delay hiring 540 NYPD cadets until the start of the new fiscal year in July.

Crews began replacing old signs with the bridge's new name in Manhattan Monday. Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge