Gale Brewer

Under the paid sick leave bill, businesses with over 20 employees would have to give them nine days a year in sick leave.

New Yorkers turned parking spots into "human-friendly" zones for (Park)ing Day on Friday.

More than 150 people showed up for a marathon public hearing on the massive Riverside Center development.

Officials and advocates worry voters will face problems when they show up at the polls next Tuesday on Primary Day.

Community Board 7 voted Tuesday night to charge for Sunday parking on the Upper West Side.

Activists from Code Pink came out on Friday to encourage Fifth Avenue stores to obey the law and shut their doors.

Councilwoman Gale Brewer is asking the city to investigate an ugly garage door and other issues at Extell's new building.

A developer has ditched plans to tear down a historic West 86th St. townhouse and replace it with a 17-story high-rise.

The West Park Presbyterian Church on the Upper West Side needs to raise money to restore the landmarked building.

Residents near W. 86th Street say a developer didn't deliver on a promised "elegant" garage door.

The bill would ensure paid sick leave for private sector city workers.

A new website site allows city tax payers to see how much agencies spend on things like liquor and car services.

Tourists visiting the site of John Lennon's murder are causing a bus backlog outside The Dakota apartment building.

A new bike path on the Upper West Side creates a continuous riverfront path from Battery Park to Inwood.