Margaret Chin

The attempted sexual assault of a 12-year-old girl comes after two attacks on young girls in Chinatown this summer.

Margaret Chin, 57, is the first Chinese-American New Yorker to represent Chinatown in the City Council.

The proposed Chinatown BID has now received the endorsement of three downtown community boards.

LGBT youth and advocates rallied Tuesday afternoon against cuts to the city's runaway homeless youth services.

City Council members want the doors open so that passengers can switch cars if they feel unsafe.

A proposal to establish a Chinatown BID encountered some opposition from SoHo residents, who were charged with racism.

Neighbors and politicians called for the land to be transferred to the Parks Department instead of going to NYU.

A Greek Orthodox church may sue to reclaim their land from the Port Authority, which wants to make it a parking garage.

A coalition of community groups and local officials will rally at LaGuardia Place at 1 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 5, to protect open spaces from New York University.

Up to $200 million in tax-exempt bonds could help build developer Larry Silverstein's WTC Tower 3.

The bulk of the money will likely go toward the WTC performing arts center, but the rest is up for grabs.

The change reflects TriBeCa's transformation from a manufacturing district to a residential neighborhood.

The Downtown Alliance gave away 4,000 geraniums at the annual event Wednesday morning.

Nine Manhattan property owners were on the "Worst Landlords" list.

National Night Out brings residents and the NYPD together to strengthen community-police relations.