Debi Rose

The two year program will collect food waste around the city.

Councilwoman Rose will host a free streaming of a performance of "Four Little Girls: Birmingham 1963."

The city's tourism wing's latest campaign will try and attract visitors to Staten Island.

The city has asked private companies to send plans to add wireless Internet to the Staten Island Ferry.

The center will provide free legal assistance outside the Arlington Terrace Houses.

The first part of the mixed-use Stapleton Waterfront Development will open in 2015, officials said.

The Stapleton Library branch reopened after the $15.2 million revamp.

The City Council will introduce 10 bills aimed at fixing problems the city faced after Hurricane Sandy.

Council members will introduce a bill to make the Staten Island Ferry run every 30 minutes next week.

Councilwoman Debi Rose announced the launch of the Cure Violence program on Wednesday.

The proposed budget would cut $130 million from afterschool programs across the city.

Residents of the North Shore of Staten Island pleaded with a panel to not break up their neighborhoods.

The Center for an Urban Future said there are more self-employed immigrants than native-born.

The Friends of Crown Heights Daycare Center will close in November without city funds.

Bloomberg says City Council "doesn't have the right" to pass a bill creating an NYPD Inspector General.