Linda Rosenthal

Borough President Scott Stringer and Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal say the DOT is dragging its feet on making safety upgrades at the so-called "bow tie of death" intersection near Broadway and W. 71st St.

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

Duane Reade could have been fined up to $6,400 for an illegal sign, but it's likely the fines will be decreased.

Residents were dismayed last week when workers removed ornamental urns from the facade of 333 W. 86th Street.

Duane Reade will remove a sign that neighbors said was too bright for the Upper West Side.

Upper East Side Assemblyman Micah Kellner wants to name an official dog for New York.

Duane Reade faces $6,400 in fines for an illegal video billboard, and neighbors are organizing a boycott.

The Department of Buildings issued violations against a Duane Reade sign that has generated resident complaints.

A rally outside Saigon Grill on Saturday will launch a new campaign to stamp out labor violations at local businesses.

Some property owners want to be left out of the historic district because it would cost them too much money.

Toxins known as PCBs have been found in schools, including the Upper West Side's P.S. 199.

Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal will introduce legislation to stop the city from moving homeless into "illegal hotels."

Borough President Scott Stringer and other officials say they've got a plan to fix Columbus Avenue's bike lanes.

Community Board 7 has been interviewing merchants about whether bike lanes are hurting their businesses.

Parents are applauding a move by federal officials to inspect public schools for toxic PCBs.