Ydanis Rodriguez

More than ten miles north of the World Trade Center, Northern Manhattan residents commemorated the ten year anniversary of 9/11 uptown.

As crime continues to rise in the 34th Precinct, community leaders plan to meet with residents in Washington Heights to discuss public safety.

Elected officials and communtiy leaders will meet with residents to talk about public safety in Northern Manhattan.

City Council Members Melissa Mark-Viverito, Robert Jackson and Ydanis Rodriguez voiced support for a state bill to curb marijuana-related arrests.

Union workers and commuters faced over proposed Port Authority toll and PATH train fare hikes at a hearing in Washington Heights.

Community leaders are asking the NYPD to reconsider a transfer of 34th Precinct's commander.

NYPD and Parks Department officials will meet with elected officials, community leaders and residents to discuss new safety measures in uptown parks.

Police and politicians are warning people that crime after the Dominican Day Parade will not be tolerated.

Uptown residents, community leaders and groups are getting together to clean up city streets with three recently launched initiatives.

The Highbridge Baseball field at 174th Street reopened Thursday after receiving a $1.5 million makeover.

Audubon Avenue at 190th Street was co-named "Miguel Amaro Way" Saturday in honor of the founder of the Dominican Day Parade.

The $127 million "Young Men's Initiative" is intended to help close the achievement gap between black and Latino young men and their white peers.

Inwood residents have complained about the new parking machines being difficult to use.

Volunteers including Parsons The New School for Design students and Major League Soccer Players gathered to build the Splash House structure at Highbridge Pool in Washington Heights Tuesday. 

Schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott spoke publicly Monday about his support for a plan to have 15 charter schools share space inside public school buildings.