Gale Brewer

The city DOT started issuing fines in April to restaurants whose delivery workers broke bike rules.

With the damaged dock replaced, free kayaking is returning to the Hudson River at 72nd Street Sunday.

Aaron Braunstein, who is also a boxing promoter, is the eighth candidate seeking to replace Gale Brewer.

Residents petitioned for changes to  West 79th Street and  Amsterdam Avenue to make it safer.

Traffic consultants made recommendations for nine intersections on the Upper West Side.

Asphalt Green and Pledge 2 Protect have slammed Borough President contender Julie Menin.

The Wi-Fi service allows non-cable customers 30 minutes free per month, then charges 99 cents per day.

A pair of homeless shelters planned for West 95th Street were rejected by City Comptroller Liu. 

Almost every school in the district received funding for capital improvement upgrades. 

City residents and business owners can soon register for a domain linked to the Big Apple.

The newly-renamed and renovated Gertrude Ederle Rec Center is open after years of closure.

P.S. 199 and P.S. 191 will not be redeveloped by the DOE. The department will now focus on an UES school.

Club 76, which serves about 200 seniors, has not secured funding and is set to close at the end of month.

Parents, frustrated with overcrowding and a lack of options, want Beacon to become a D3 middle school.

Some of the parents oppose the city's proposal while others are waiting for more information.