Linda Rosenthal

Locals worry the emergency shelters aren't ready for 400 homeless adults.

No humans were injured in the accident, but the horse did suffer a cut to the head.

A meeting to address Upper West Side mosquito concerns left some neighborhood residents still fuming.

Georgina Bloomberg joined Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal Thursday announcing a bill against puppy mills.

The State Liquor Authority will decide on the controversial bar's liquor license at a Wednesday meeting.

Months after locals complained about its flashy billboard, Duane Reade donated $3,500 to a food pantry.

The two candidates vying for City Councilwoman Gale Brewer's seat have both raised more than $60,000.

Uptown politicians led a march from Washington Heights to Zuccotti Park Monday in solidarity with Occupy Wall Street.

An effort to remove toxic PCB chemicals from P.S. 199 failed, and now parents want more testing to pinpoint the source of the harmful toxins.

Department of Transportation officials are expected to present data Tuesday on how the Columbus Avenue bike lane has affected the safety of cyclists and vehicles.

An illuminated peace sign atop the landmark Ansonia building has switched from red to white, but some still complain it mars the skyline.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg touted the new Century 21 on Broadway near West 66th Street as an engine of economic development that will bring more than 300 jobs and lure tourists.

One of the Upper West Side's most dangerous intersections, the crisscrossing "Bowtie of Death,"  is getting long-awaited safety upgrades.

The Riverside Park path shared by cyclists, pedestrians and dog walkers at West 72nd Street is still a problem area.

Locals say a glowing peace symbol perched high on the legendary Ansonia building is ruining the skyline and doesn't belong on the architectural gem.