Gale Brewer

Residents say Redeemer Presbyterian's new worship center is creating an unholy mess.

Chelsea's next pop-up eatery isn't the project of a trendy restaurateur. It's a labor of love for teenage aspiring chefs.

The parents filed a lawsuit in an attempt to stop the Upper West Success Academy.

Do some spring cleaning by bringing old electronics to be recycled at an e-waste event at P.S. 87.

A Queens Councilman wants to bar eateries from giving away toys unless meals meet certain nutritional standards.

Duane Reade faces $6,400 in fines for an illegal video billboard, and neighbors are organizing a boycott.

New efforts in the fight against bed bugs include rules for building owners and a new informational website.

The Department of Buildings issued violations against a Duane Reade sign that has generated resident complaints.

A rally outside Saigon Grill on Saturday will launch a new campaign to stamp out labor violations at local businesses.

Some property owners want to be left out of the historic district because it would cost them too much money.

City Council members want blinking yellow lights in Central Park to allow cyclists to proceed with caution on car-free days.

Volunteers from the Irish Arts Center handed out 10,000 free books by Irish authors, starting early Thursday.

Potholes have struck the Upper West Side particularly hard this winter, city data shows.

The 96th Street subway station is shiny and new, but nearby traffic is a mess, officials say.

City Councilwoman Gale Brewer wants the state to create a tax credit to help small merchants.