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Tenants in the Lower East Side affordable housing complex are fighting a proposed rent increase.

Local officials called on developer Jared Kushner to address tenants' concerns at 170-174 E. Second St.

Mosquitos have been breeding in ponds formed from rainfall and highway runoff near the park.

Two dozen Harlem high schoolers spent their summer doing app development and engineering design.

Gibney Dance is opening studios featuring high-tech cameras, projectors and video editing equipment.

Experts say there are more than 20 million rats in the city. Here's how to banish them from your block.

The agency admitted that staff at the housing complex have contributed to a major rat infestation. 

The commission asked the architects to revise their design for 207 W. 97th St. 

Long-distance bus companies risk fines as high as $2,500 for breaking rules established a year ago.

Auditorium seats in the school just blocks from Ground Zero were never replaced.

Councilwoman Helen Rosenthal secured nearly $145,000 more for her district this year.

The Salvation Army is selling its West End Avenue building, forcing residents to move to East Harlem.

A committee resolution to let 16- and 17-year-olds serve will now go before the full City Council.

The ceremony honored those who have served and who continue to serve the country in the armed forces.

The deal between the state and the Hudson River Park Trust has angered local elected officials.