Ydanis Rodriguez

With skyscrapers on drawing board, officials will discuss land use issues in Upper Manhattan.

Police warn they will clamp down on the illegal sale of spiked fruit drinks called Nutcrackers

Parents, teachers and lawmakers say the cuts would disproportionately hurt Harlem, Inwood and Washington Heights.

Elected and community officials gathered Tuesday to rally in support of improved higher education for city students.

Officials said they hoped protests aimed at Gov. Andrew Cuomo might help extend and expand expiring rent regulation laws.

A street in Washington Heights was named after Sgt. Merlin German to honor the local marine who died two years ago.

Original dramas, comedies and political theater will come to Washington Heights and Inwood through the month of May.

The Department of Education said it would redraft its "Building Utilization Plan" for P.S. 115 after receiving public input.

The City Council voted to approve Columbia University's plan to expand its Baker Field athletic complex.

The Inwood Little League will hold its annual kick-off parade on Saturday, which many say has a small-town feel.

Borough President Scott Stringer said a reduction in pest-control workers has led to more rats in Manhattan.

Families displaced when their home was deemed unstable have been offered housing in northern Manhattan.

Several dozen students at the Borough of Manhattan Community College staged a walkout Thursday.

Community Board 12 announced they will start using translation equipment.

City Council members want blinking yellow lights in Central Park to allow cyclists to proceed with caution on car-free days.