Ydanis Rodriguez

An Upper Manhattan councilman's effort to make alternate-side parking easier for drivers is gaining traction.

Broadway Munchies, a restaurant closed after a fire gutted a neighboring apartment, reopened Monday.

Officials uptown said a pact to protect undocumented immigrants without criminal records was a positive step.

The business group that's been responsible for hanging holiday lights in the area is short on funds.

As a courtesy, Upper West Side drivers are allowed to double park while street sweepers work.

The new rules would reduce the number of days that parking restrictions are in effect.

CB12 effectively deadlocked on a resolution to approve Columbia University's plan to build at Baker Field.

Drivers as well as bus and subway riders will all be paying more for their commutes beginning on Dec. 30.

Officials called for the reversal of an agreement that has police sharing fingerprints with U.S. immigration officials.

The Department of Transportation wants the community to weigh in on issues facing W. 181st Street.

An Inwood man called 911 and told emergency operators he planned to "kill some cops."

Family and community activists voiced concerns about police conduct and the decision to release a 911 call.

Inwood residents joined their city councilman in a five-day challenge to survive solely on food stamps.

Mother Teresa was honored Thursday, except at the Empire State Building.