Gale Brewer

The city will lose about 200 programs serving about 27,000 children next fall, officials said.

Advocates have renewed their push to mandate paid sick leave for businesses with five or more employees.

The two candidates vying for City Councilwoman Gale Brewer's seat have both raised more than $60,000.

Scores of guides with the city's largest sightseeing company are facing layoffs on Jan. 1. 

The 79th Street Boat Basin could raise docking fees for boat owners under a Parks Department plan.

Gray Line tour guides' union says the company plans to replace them with a recording to cut costs.

Sakura Park will get its first food vendor, which is a hot dog and ice cream cart.

Uptown politicians led a march from Washington Heights to Zuccotti Park Monday in solidarity with Occupy Wall Street.

Limiting the number of street vendors per block or requiring design guidelines for carts and trucks are among ideas being floated by CB 8 in tackling the growing number of street vendors.

The Department of Transportation said Tuesday there were less crashes after a bike lane was installed on Columbus Avenue.

Department of Transportation officials are expected to present data Tuesday on how the Columbus Avenue bike lane has affected the safety of cyclists and vehicles.

City Councilwoman Gale Brewer says cab drivers are complaining that food vendors are crowding them out at taxi stands.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg touted the new Century 21 on Broadway near West 66th Street as an engine of economic development that will bring more than 300 jobs and lure tourists.

City Councilwoman Gale Brewer says no one is keeping track of the growing number of food trucks, and GPS could help.

The City Council is seeking to join a lawsuit aiming to shutter the controversial Chelsea shelter.