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A year and a half after a taxi tore a hole in the West 72nd Street subway station fence, repairs are set to begin.

Residents weighed in Wednesday night on a proposed residential pyramid project in Hell's Kitchen.

Ottomanelli Brothers near West 79th Street is one of several small businesses that have closed on the block recently.

Borough President Scott Stringer and other officials say they've got a plan to fix Columbus Avenue's bike lanes.

Smoking in the city's 1,700 parks, 14 miles of beaches and all public plazas will now be punishable with a $50 fine.

The proposal to snuff out cigarettes in parks, beaches and plazas has been slammed by city smokers.

Upper West Siders who don't want a hotel to turn into a homeless facility plan to protest at a Community Board 7 meeting.

A city councilwoman is again asking the DOT to fix crosswalk signals that tell pedestrians to stop and go at the same time.

The long-awaited renovation of the West 59th Street rec center got $2.5 million in funds from Extell Development Company.

A city plan to move a 200-bed transitional housing facility into a W. 94th Street building drew sharp criticism from officials.

Upper West Side parents worry sharing space with a new charter school could hurt the new Frank McCourt High School.

Community Board 7 has been interviewing merchants about whether bike lanes are hurting their businesses.

Riverside Center cleared its final hurdle this week with City Council approval.

Extell Development Company agreed to several concessions, including a school, at Riverside Center.

Bloomberg and Sharpton proposed New Yorkers be allowed to to cast their votes earlier, and register to vote later.