, Robert Jackson

As City Council districts get redrawn, Inwood could be put into one council district.

Raymond Kelly met with members of the Black, Latino and Asian Caucus after a rise in shootings.

La Marina restaurant has attracted leagues of fans, and also caused traffic, since its opening in May.

The families are without homes after a fire tore through their W. 207th Street building Saturday. 

A floating dock is planned for Dyckman Marina after elected officials put $700,000 toward its creation.

Queens City Councilman Dan Halloran testified at a public meeting Tuesday against the soda ban.

The 34th Precinct addressed community concerns about crime as locals continued calls for more cops.

Word Up volunteers are negotiating with landlord Alma Realty to prolong their lease. 

Police believe the same men are responsible for six violent attacks since the beginning of June.

Some Councilmembers said they're entitled to eat whatever they want during lengthy hearings.

The state Assembly passed legislation that would allow New York City to make kindergarten mandatory.

Thousands are expected to celebrate the city's cultural heritage at Drums Along the Hudson Sunday.

Inwood residents want to know why Columbia has not broken ground on a promised public waterfront.  

The group was formed in 2009 but has come under scrutiny for its practices.

Bennett Park playground is ready to reopen at the end of March with new sprinkler features for kids.