Ydanis Rodriguez

Several City Council members urged the NYPD to hold the driver accountable in a letter sent Wednesday.

Drivers who leave the scene of an accident where there is a death can face up to $10,000 in fines.

Fefita La Grande, who was banned from entering the U.S. for 13 years, also got help from Rep. Rangel.

The DOT plans to add new lighting and install signage to ward off rogue cyclists in the passageway.

The bins are a growing problem for the city, said Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez.

Columbia University promised $300,000 for community uses, but it still hasn't been doled out.

The TLC's expanded green cab fleet will include more than 2,500 wheelchair-accessible vehicles.

Politicians lauded the new service, but advocates for the disabled said more could be done to help them.

Politicians asked for 10,000 square feet in the new terminal but were offered just 300 square feet.

Hashi faces an uphill battle to recover its liquor license after a two-month closure for unpaid taxes.

The three-year, $1.65 million renovation added an enclosed atrium, a computer lab and fitness equipment.

The 8.3-mile stretch of Broadway will become New York's fourth arterial slow zone this July.

New legislation would require businesses to allow employees to buy MetroCards with pre-tax earnings.

Ydanis Rodriguez promised repairs to a pool and playground in his State of the District address.

Commuters are waiting for buses that don't stop for them at George Washington Bridge Bus Terminal.