, Robert Jackson

Elected officials and city agencies promised new lighting for dark areas of Hudson Heights that are prone to crime.

Assemblyman Denny Farrell wants to know how Il Sole had its license renewed, despite a vote against it from CB12.

Columbia received 11-1 approval from the Department of City Planning.

Security efforts are being increased in Isham Park in the wake of a man mugged by an assailant carrying a BB gun.

The federal housing agency should seek local approval before selling land or developing projects at housing developments.

Upper Manhattan politicians have assembled a new task force to address the rise in crime in the area.

The MTA removed gates from three E-ZPass lanes on the bridge.

Il Sole can keep its liquor license as long as it finds a way to reduce noise, a CB12 committee recommended Tuesday.

After their landlord made city-mandated repairs to their home, eight of 13 families were allowed to return home on Friday.

Dozens will likely be homeless for the holidays if the landlord at 510 W. 218th Street does not make repairs by Friday.

Top cops from four Manhattan precincts received honors at Wednesday's "Safe Cities, Safe Streets" awards.

The Campaign for Fiscal Equity released a report Tuesday showing that 50,000 new classroom seats are unaccounted for.

Critics of Mayor Michael Bloomberg's pick for schools chancellor are promising lawsuits and more rallies.

Bill de Blasio thinks an open forum would help reduce fears over Cathie Black's lack of education-related experience.

Councilman Robert Jackson urged state officials to deny Cathie Black a waiver that is required for her certification.