Tom Duane

Brad Hoylman's potential run for Duane's seat could clear the way for Corey Johnson's City Council run.

Outgoing State Sen. Tom Duane named several LGBT-rights bills as top priorities in the coming months.

New York's first openly gay state Senator won't seek another term after 14 years in office.

Independence Plaza North tenants believe their apartments should be rent-stabilized.

The charter chain is hoping to open two schools in existing public school buildings in District 2.

Columbia University president Lee Bollinger threw his support behind NYU's expansion plan.

Several city politicians asked the state DOT to investigate claims that the company's fleet is too heavy.

The State Liquor Authority will decide on the controversial bar's liquor license at a Wednesday meeting.

Legacy School for Integrated Studies students walked out of class for a rally in Union Square.

Residents will choose the spots for many bike share stations at a Tuesday meeting.

The deputy CEO of the agency admitted mistakes at a forum on Hell's Kitchen nightlife.

State Sen. Tom Duane is hosting a hearing Thursday on the glut of new bars in Hell's Kitchen.

An independent study of the landmark hotel showed a renovation is causing high levels of dust, mold, lead, and crystalline silica in areas where residents still live.

Furnished Quarters President Gary Brown evicted five rent-stabilized families on Monday, despite protests from advocates and elected officials.

Uptown politicians led a march from Washington Heights to Zuccotti Park Monday in solidarity with Occupy Wall Street.