Guillermo Linares

Community leaders officially broke ground on the Juan Bosch Plaza in Highbridge Park set to open in mid-2012.

Police in Washington Heights pulled six food carts off the streets earlier this month as part of a sting with the Health Department to curb illegal street vending.

More than ten miles north of the World Trade Center, Northern Manhattan residents commemorated the ten year anniversary of 9/11 uptown.

As crime continues to rise in the 34th Precinct, community leaders plan to meet with residents in Washington Heights to discuss public safety.

Officials met with a group of more than 200 Inwood residents to introduce the 34th Precinct's new commanding officer and respond to the area's increased crime rates.

Elected officials and communtiy leaders will meet with residents to talk about public safety in Northern Manhattan.

Community leaders are asking the NYPD to reconsider a transfer of 34th Precinct's commander.

Police and politicians are warning people that crime after the Dominican Day Parade will not be tolerated.

The Highbridge Baseball field at 174th Street reopened Thursday after receiving a $1.5 million makeover.

Community leaders agreed there is a problem in Washington Heights and Inwood when it comes to illegal street vending, but are somewhat divided on how to take care of it.

The New York City Economic Development Corporation uneviled its proposed plan for the complete renovation of Sherman Creek during a community forum Wednesday night.

A new initiative to clean uptown streets will be announced Monday night.

Residents and officials called for a permanent increase of law enforcement officials after a string of sexual assaults.

Supporters of rent regulation marched with local politicians for renewing and strengthening rent control laws.

A group of Latino elected officials called upon Albany to immediately pass marriage equality legislation.