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A rooftop greenhouse at Manhattan School for Children will serve as a science laboratory while growing food.

The Department of Sanitation changed the rules for the way New Yorkers dispose of mattresses and box springs to limit the spread of the insects.

Historic West-Park Presbyterian Church will get a boost from volunteers this weekend as it begins a restoration project.

The public got its last chance Tuesday to weigh in on the massive Riverside Center development.

The City Council's land use committee will hear testimony Tuesday on Extell's massive Riverside Center development.

As a courtesy, Upper West Side drivers are allowed to double park while street sweepers work.

Students at the High School for Environmental Studies toured their brand new library for the first time on Friday.

Although the problems weren't as bad as on primary day, many Nov. 2 voters said they had a hard time at the polls.

Success Charter Network is looking at a different Upper West Side school for its expansion plans, an official says.

Democrat Assemblyman Brian Kavanagh beat out Republican challenger Dena Winokur on Tuesday.

The intersection connecting Riverside Boulevard and West 72nd Street is still not open to cars months after completion.

State Sen. Bill Perkins' use of the n-word raised eyebrows at a rally against a charter school.

At a City Council hearing Wednesday, council members warned consumers against crooked exterminators.

The paid sick leave bill would have required companies with 20 or more workers to provide paid sick days to staff.

Council Speaker Christine Quinn said "every voter must be given equal opportunity to exercise their right to vote."