Antonio Reynoso

The city will use The Metropolitan to house homeless residents for at least two years, officials said.

The Office of Nightlife will be up and running in 60 days, the mayor announced Tuesday.

Councilman Antonio Reynoso won the Democratic nomination to allow him to keep his city council seat.

"I'm not impressed with him, but he deserves another chance," one voter said. 

Primary day is Tuesday, Sept. 12, followed by the general election Nov. 7.

Public Advocate Letitia James published the ten largest lenders to the "Worst Landlords" list.

St. Nicks Alliance finalized the purchase of Swinging Sixties Senior Center on Thursday. 

"We tried," said a city representative from HPD, but ultimately the city has no legal right.

Bill de Blasio called on city council members to support new jails in their districts.

Sixteen landlords in other neighborhoods face $284,000 in fines for advertising short-term rentals.

City officials, community groups and developers are fighting over the number of affordable units.

Defenders of the controversial all-women swim at the Metropolitan Pool want eight hours restored.

Avant Gardner's owners are trying again to score a liquor license for 111 Gardner Ave. 

Organizers will host a town hall on Feb. 11 to continue to plot plans for Bushwick's future.

The agency will bring their "safety action plan" to the community later this year, a spokeswoman said.