Manhattan Community Board 12

Renovations to the uptown terminal have been delayed repeatedly since being announced in 2008. 

The board did an about-face after pledging to support Sen. Espaillat's proposed liquor license freeze.

The planned bar Lumus is trying to open as Brown Sugar Restaurant and Bar after locals opposed Lumus.

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.

A former co-op board president and Cabrini Movement member are now on CB12.

La Marina's owners said a new sound system will prevent DJs from pumping up the volume.

Spaces need to be removed to boost emergency vehicle response times, a hospital representative said.

Two miles of bike lanes could come to Amsterdam Ave. as soon as July, pending community board approval.

Six cars were stolen in the 33rd Precinct after the owners left keys in the ignition, police say.

Deputy Inspector Chris Morello will be paying close attention to 311 complaints, he told locals.

La Galleria Cafe proposed operating as a recital space by day and a bar by night.

Community Board 12 voted against the cafe after its owner and a councilman disagreed on a closing time.

The bookstore will move into the former Community Board 12 space.

The Washington Heights BID is looking to move the 1,900-pound steel sculpture to Dyckman Street.