Jessica Lappin

Parents of the Upper East Side's P.S. 151 are excited for their school's new home, but worry it may not be ready by fall.

Proponents of the legislation say the centers pose as health care facilities while carrying an anti-choice message.

Jessica Lappin gives Select Bus Service a B-, citing problems with ticket machines, accessibility.

The private green oasis of one of Manhattan's most exclusive co-ops is in final negotiations to become a public park.

The City Council is expected to vote Tuesday on a bill to punish dog owners who keep their dogs tethered too long.

The Upper East Side is hostile to food trucks, according to drivers and locals alike.

Councilwoman Jessica Lappin will introduce legislation calling on the MTA to track neglected maintenance.

The City Council is considering new rules for "crisis pregnancy centers," which defendants say is an unfair attack.

City Council members are pushing for a law to regulate crisis pregnancy centers in light of critical report.

Residents and city officials met to discuss the future of the ailing East River Esplanade.

Construction officially began Wednesday for the new 45,000 square foot Fairway grocery store at East 86th Street.

Neighbors say patrons of East End Bar & Grill are out of control and the bar should not add a sidewalk cafe.

Parents learned Monday that a group charged with choosing a school rezoning plan remains deadlocked.

Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney and others gave the MTA project surprisingly high marks overall given prior criticism.

Neighborhood residents said a lack of signage explaining changes to the M50 bus line was confusing.