Melissa Mark-Viverito

The Manhattan councilwoman wouldn't speculate on reports that she's the top pick for Council speaker.

Transportation Alternatives is hosting a ride Saturday to celebrate protected bike lanes in East Harlem.

The M60 SBS will have six stops on 125th Street, dedicated bus lane from Lenox Avenue to Second Avenue.

Councilwoman Melissa Mark-Viverito and others want the city to rethink private events in city parks.

Puerto Rican art collective La Respueta is bringing together international artists to create the murals.

Adriano Espaillat and Melissa Mark-Viverito want to revive the plan to speed bus service in Harlem.

Mark Weprin's donations to key groups and campaigns come ahead of the showdown for speaker next year.

Traffic consultants made recommendations for nine intersections on the Upper West Side.

Many residents spoke out against the plan to build market-rate apartments on public housing land. 

Asphalt Green and Pledge 2 Protect have slammed Borough President contender Julie Menin.

YouthBuild helps young people who have left high school get their GED and job training.

The DOE plans to redevelop the School of Cooperative Technical Education in Harlem.

City officials said they would soon begin leasing space at Julia de Burgos Latino Cultural Center.

The theater at the Julia de Burgos Latino Cultural Center has been shuttered since 2010.

Eric Schneiderman is looking into how the parade's board used MillerCoors funds meant for scholarships.