Jessica Lappin

City officials launched an interactive emergency preparedness plan Thursday aimed specifically at seniors and people with disabilities.

Limiting the number of street vendors per block or requiring design guidelines for carts and trucks are among ideas being floated by CB 8 in tackling the growing number of street vendors.

Civitas launched a competition to reimagine the crumbling East River esplanade stretching from E. 60th to 125th streets.

East Side elected officials and civc leaders will raise their voices on Saturday at 10:30 on 92nd Street and York Avenue against the proposed 91st Street trash facility.

The new 7.25-acre waterfront park features sweeping skyline views and the recently renovated Renwick Ruins.

Shelters are getting a funding boost, but advocates say too many pets will still be put down.

East Side elected officials want engineering schools to pick Roosevelt Island for their proposed campus, they said Wednesday. 

Civitas, an Upper East Side and East Harlem community group, said many Learning Annex boxes are covered in graffiti and sit empty, in violation of DOT rules.

Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer says there is "no rhyme or reason" to how member item money is allocated now.

The legislation, set to take effect Thursday, would have forced emergency pregnancy centers to disclose whether they provide abortions, among other information.

City Councilwoman Jessica Lappin secured nearly $1 million for repairing the East River esplanade, but many residents believe they'll need more.

Sotheby's auction house on the Upper East Side wants to run a youth farmers market on four days in September.

Residents will head to Asphalt Green on Wednesday to put up a stink against trash facility planned for East 91st Street.

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

The countdown to NASA's decision on the fate of three space shuttles is on, and Wednesday, the City Council will weigh in.