Linda Rosenthal

Saigon Grill, the restaurant whose previous owners violated labor laws, is under fire from workers again.

The intersection connecting Riverside Boulevard and West 72nd Street is still not open to cars months after completion.

Countdown clocks will tell pedestrians how long they have to cross at West 71st Street and Amsterdam Avenue.

Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal says she wants more testing on PCBs at P.S. 199 and other city schools.

After neighbors complained that a Time Warner Cable sign was too bright, the company dimmed it.

Councilwoman Gale Brewer is asking the city to investigate an ugly garage door and other issues at Extell's new building.

A developer has ditched plans to tear down a historic West 86th St. townhouse and replace it with a 17-story high-rise.

Borough President Scott Stringer and Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal want safety fixes at W. 71st St. and Broadway.

A lawyer who represents the city's "illegal" hotels says the new law will cost jobs and tax revenue.

The move outlaws hotels operating in residential buildings, many of which are on the Upper West Side.

A new bike path on the Upper West Side creates a continuous riverfront path from Battery Park to Inwood.

New York State Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal introduced the bill because she believes new residential developments have attracted thousands of families and pushed the city's education system to its limits.