Melissa Mark-Viverito

The project for Jewish Home Lifecare is moving from West 106th Street to West 100th Street and adding 10 more floors.

The City Council heard from many who complained officers aren't positioned where they're needed most.

Animal rights advocates engaged in shouting matches with horse carriage drivers around Central Park.

The Drug Policy Alliance issued a report showing how much taxpayers shelled out for minor drug busts last year.

Officials fear the owner's husband had his license revoked for selling alcohol to minors and is using his wife as a front.

A liquor store near a Harlem high school is under fire after locals learned the owner's husband sold alcohol to minors.

Kids say a lack of mentors, easy access to guns and lax parental control feed the city's gang problem.

Residents of Tahl Propp Equties oppose the company's expansion plans.

Dr. Marion Sims, who operated on slaves without anesthesia, is memorialized at the top of Central Park.

Smoking in the city's 1,700 parks, 14 miles of beaches and all public plazas will now be punishable with a $50 fine.

MTA officials said they will search for remains at the 126th Street and First Avenue site beneath their bus depot.

A coalition of community groups is engaging young people at East Harlem's housing projects.

The EDC won't back down on plans to seek new tenants for the Julia de Burgos Culture Center.

Advocates and elected officials ask the city to extend bike lanes beyond 34th Street to East Harlem.

Movement for Justice in El Barrio says Hope Community, Inc. can't handle 47 additional properties.