Melissa Mark-Viverito

Critics say the stun guns will only escalate violence on Rikers Island.

The Sept. 29 hearing will examine legislation providing more oversight of changes to deed restrictions.

One park in each borough will receive $30 million for improvements such as new hiking trails.

Future budgets will start with an automatic $43 million for the city's library systems, officials said.

The 132nd Street pier draws visitors looking to paint and fish despite its extremely damaged condition.

The bill will mandate certain city buildings have comfortable, private rooms for moms to express milk.

There's disagreement on whether neighborhood policing improves relationships between police, community.

The building is located at 349 E. 140th St. and owned by NYC Health + Hospitals.

The Dept. of Transportation unveiled a new left-turn signal at Kenmare and Lafayette streets Wednesday.

Opponents say legislation, not just changes to the patrol guide, is needed to end discriminatory stops.

The speaker regained control of the account about 20 minutes after the first explicit photo was posted.

At the final meeting before the vote, residents asked for a rent rollback.

The city has set aside $3 million to buy and renovate the site at 39th Avenue and 50th Street.

The mayor and supporters said the legislation will make the criminal justice system more fair.

The 'handshake' budget deal was the earliest reached since the Giuliani era, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.