Community Board 9

They demand a window for senior customers and benches to sit on while they wait.

A business boom on 125th Street hasn left out many blocks west of Morningside Avenue, locals say.

The current zoning regulations allow for residential towers of any height to be built, locals say.

A renovation plan for Stroud Playground was approved last week by Community Board 8.

There are more than a dozen major construction projects underway or planned for the area.

Residents say the buses are too long for the neighborhood's narrow streets.

Sam Esposito had been accused of making anti-Semitic remarks in a separate incident.

The entire cathedral campus could be landmarked except a cutout for development of an apartment tower.

The borough president says she would like to see a monument to the accomplishments of women replace it.

Shop owners along Lefferts Boulevard say high rents drive businesses out.

The City College plan would add three stories to a historic townhouse on Convent Avenue.

The WHDC will award $2 million in grants Thursday.

No Way QueensWay asks locals to oppose developing the abandoned LIRR branch. 

Five years after Alexander Hamilton's former home was closed so that it could be moved to a new location, it opens to the public with a $14.5 million historically accurate renovation.

A $325,000 grant will allow non-English speakers from Harlem and Washington Heights seeking literacy and other skills to access services.