Adriano Espaillat

Audubon Avenue at 190th Street was co-named "Miguel Amaro Way" Saturday in honor of the founder of the Dominican Day Parade.

Inwood residents have complained about the new parking machines being difficult to use.

A new initiative to clean uptown streets will be announced Monday night.

Residents and officials called for a permanent increase of law enforcement officials after a string of sexual assaults.

Supporters of rent regulation marched with local politicians for renewing and strengthening rent control laws.

A group of Latino elected officials called upon Albany to immediately pass marriage equality legislation.

The state Senate passed a bill stiffening penalties against vendors who sell sugary alcoholic drinks to minors.

Upper Manhattan politicians said the suspension of Secure Communities was positive, but more needs to be done.

From the Intrepid to Inwood, Memorial Day events commemorated those fallen in wars on Monday in Manhattan.

Drivers are worried that introducing a new category of taxis to the city will kill the livery cab industry.

With skyscrapers on drawing board, officials will discuss land use issues in Upper Manhattan.

Police warn they will clamp down on the illegal sale of spiked fruit drinks called Nutcrackers

Officials said they hoped protests aimed at Gov. Andrew Cuomo might help extend and expand expiring rent regulation laws.

State Sen. Adriano Espaillat and Northern Manhattan elected officials will meet address rent regulation decontrol.

The Inwood Little League will hold its annual kick-off parade on Saturday, which many say has a small-town feel.