Gale Brewer

The historic 57th Street building housing the Rizzoli Bookstore is set to be demolished.

Councilman Ben Kallos wants to extend community board membership to older teens.

Park advocates are urging de Blasio to cancel a contract to build a restaurant in Union Square.

The state is looking to sell off 1.5 million square feet of air rights from the station. 

CB7 saw 78 new applicants this year, far outnumbering any other community board in the borough. 

Howard Hughes Corporation is submitting its development plans to a community task force.

Stonehenge Village is facing a discrimination complaint filed by Public Advocate Letitia James.

Helene Simon served on Community Board 8 for 40 years.

Transportation advocates are calling for countdown clocks to let riders know when a bus will arrive.

Attendees of a packed public forum called for new zoning regulations and a moratorium on skyscrapers.

After being rejected in January, an application to co-name a LES intersection is back on the agenda.

Paul J.Q. Lee, 63, was mourned by family, friends, politicians and community leaders.

Eighth graders at the Manhattan Country School addressed current social justice issues during the march.

Daniel O'Donnell introduced legislation that would lower the city's speed limit from 30 to 20 mph. 

Residents and elected officials gathered to mourn Cooper Stock and Alex Shear.