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Councilman Robert Jackson is meeting with restaurant owners on Dyckman Street to reduce quality of life complaints.

Parks said a short list of tasks is all that stands in the way of kids playing at the new Indian Road Playground.

CB12 effectively deadlocked on a resolution to approve Columbia University's plan to build at Baker Field.

A $70 million plan to build affordable housing and Northern Manhattan's first children's museum is moving forward.

Caravans made a last-minute push for candidates in Inwood and Washington Heights days before the primaries.

Mother Teresa was honored Thursday, except at the Empire State Building.

Marchers walk across the Brooklyn Bridge to City Hall to call attention to sharp raises in gunshot deaths and woundings.

Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer, parents and elected officials rallied against a charter school expansion.

Mounting allegations against Rep. Charlie Rangel put a damper on the Dominican Day event.

Reconstruction of the 1930s Art Deco railroad substation on Dyckman Street is more complicated than originally thought.

Albany lawmakers have reportedly hashed out a deal with the city and the MTA to revive student MetroCards.

Two men were arrested for breaking into five cars after being found with a “bag of burglary tools” early Sunday in Inwood.

The SLA chairman came face-to-face with Inwood residents who complain of too many liquor serving establishments.

Saturday's citywide "It's My Park Day" volunteer event drew large support from the Inwood community.

The West Harlem Local Development Corp., charged with managing the funds, has been mired in mismanagement.