Diana Reyna

The dramatic rezoning was unanimously approved despite vocal community opposition.

Bushwick Community Board 4 may have to revote on a giant rezoning, City Council Member Diana Reyna said.

EMS took 30 minutes to arrive when a City Council intern collapsed at a press conference.

The Upper East Side station would help lessen Brooklyn's pollution, residents say. 

Citizens of the World Charter elementary would co-locate with a middle and high school by McCarren Park.

The mobile building is now open on the grounds of M.S. 50.

A petition with nearly 2,700 signatures demands more bus service to replace the L and G outage.

Stakeholders of P.S. 19 in Williamsburg school spoke out Wednesday against the DOE's closure plan.

Opponents of the Broadway Triangle development in Brooklyn rallied at City Hall Wednesday.

Several business owners said their revenues have not recovered from the terror attacks.

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

Women have historically had more trouble securing loans, lenders said.

The Council cracked down on ATMs illegally placed on sidewalks, arguing they obstruct traffic.

“Eighteen stores have gone out of business already,” said the president of the Second Avenue Business Association.

Sidewalk ATM account for 4 out of 5 ATMs in Manhattan, but they are not currently regulated by the government.