Hundreds of residents and community leaders called on the city to build new affordable housing.
Community Board 12 approved a resolution asking the city to consider creating a slow zone in Inwood.
True Colors Residence is a six-story energy efficient building on West 154th Street that is New York State's first permanent supportive housing facility for LGBT youth.
As crime continues to rise in the 34th Precinct, community leaders plan to meet with residents in Washington Heights to discuss public safety.
Inwood residents will have a chance to air their grievences about Dyckman Street's "Alcohol Alley" to the commanding officer of the 34th Precinct.
A new initiative to clean uptown streets will be announced Monday night.
Residents and officials called for a permanent increase of law enforcement officials after a string of sexual assaults.
Without strong laws, New York could see shanty towns similar to the Great Depression's Hooverville, protesters say.
With skyscrapers on drawing board, officials will discuss land use issues in Upper Manhattan.
Officials said they hoped protests aimed at Gov. Andrew Cuomo might help extend and expand expiring rent regulation laws.