Ydanis Rodriguez

Inwood and Washington Heights has been dirtier just as Sanitation scaled back street cleaning.

Parents from across the city united in opposition to the dezoning in a series of events Tuesday.

Dozens of protestors expressed outrage over budget cuts to a popular uptown adult education program.

Bill de Blasio handily won the endorsement of the Barack Obama Democratic Club of Upper Manhattan Monday.

Dyckman Street restaurant owners said  they  tired of being painted as nuisances in the neighborhood.

Ydanis Rodriguez announced a bill that tackles the high commercial rents in WaHi and Inwood.

Miguel Estrella says Rodriguez used to talk like the "99 percent" but has acted like the "1 percent."

Dos Puentes Elementary School will share a Wadsworth Avenue building with P.S. 132 in September.

More than 450 children marched up Broadway on a clear Saturday to begin the league's 63rd season.

Rodriguez, joined by supporters at the United Palace, vowed to keep moving the uptown agenda forward.

City officials praised the Community Health Academy of the Heights' new $43.8 million space.

Uptown's politicians demanded that Eduardo Juarez repair or sell his buildings on 183rd Street. 

Pamela Palanque-North, a former CB 12 chair, was honored for 15 years of service.

Residents in three Washington Heights buildings say they have been without electric or heat for 2 weeks.

City Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez is the first male member in memory to take parental leave.