CB 12

Despite a request to provide a translator, the city's presentation at CB12 was in English only.

The site was designated for landmark in December 2016. 

Columbia, which rents space to Community Board 12, now wants the board to pay for security at night.

Maria Luna, the new 33rd Precinct community council president, sparked anger at a recent CB12 meeting.

Community boards across the city can't afford to translate their meetings.

The Parks Department and NYPD said they'll be dispatching more officers in the coming months.  

CB 12 voted not to support the liquor application for a new restaurant in Inwood.  

The DOT wants to designate a slow zone in Hudson Heights and install a crosswalk on Bennett Avenue.

Mia Sushi and Steakhouse will close at 3 a.m. rather than 4 a.m. under the board's decision.

Community Board 12 voted to renew Apt. 78's liquor license after a show of support from the community.

The yet-unnamed craft beer bar at 4740 Broadway is set to open by Thanksgiving, owners said.

CB12 passed a resolution asking for helicopter traffic restricted to the center of the Hudson.

The embattled restaurant, which was emboiled in a sex scandal, is trying to clear it image as disruptive.

Community Board 12 will weigh in on Il Sole's sidewalk cafe license at its general meeting Oct. 23.

Families would have to make less than $72,000 to qualify for apartments with cheaper rents in four proposed towers.