Sheldon Silver

Guides are concerned about the plan to drop tourists in New Jersey and have them take ferries to lower Manhattan.

The state Senate and Assembly versions both include restoring some spending cuts proposed by Andrew Cuomo.

The school will open in Tweed Courthouse in the fall of 2012, the DOE said.

New York City is losing more than 10,000 rent-regulated apartments a year, according to a new report.

A deal brokered by Sheldon Silver will save Battery Park City condo owners millions of dollars over the next 30 years.

Bloomberg is urging the state to repeal its seniority-based 'Last in, first out' policy ahead of layoffs.

Supporters of the San Gennaro festival plan to made a show of force at Thursday's Community Board 2 meeting.

San Gennaro organizers want Giorgio Armani to headline a runway show at the fair, but his people know nothing about it.

The city plans to build a school on the site of the Peck Slip Post Office.

Politicians have introduced legislation that could force intercity buses to need permits.

Community Board 3 unanimously approved a plan to develop a swath of land on the Lower East Side.

Community Board 3's land use committee worked on a development plan for the vacant lots over the past three years.

Cathie Black joked last week that "birth control" was a possible solution to overcrowded downtown schools.

Schools Chancellor Cathie Black called Community Board 1 Chairwoman Julie Menin to apologize for her flip remarks.

Cathie Black, the new schools chancellor, listened to downtown parents' concerns at a meeting Thursday.