Isabella Geriatric Center

Isabella Child Care in Washington Heights told parents it will be closing down in August, parents said.

Gloria Bloom is using her knitting skills to bring holiday cheer and warmth to Isabella residents.

The city-owned building is demanding higher fees from youth groups and others, they say.

Isabella Geriatric Center's staff say music helps to soothe residents and ignite their memories.

34th Precinct Community Council secretary Loreen Felis told critics to get "on their knees praying 24/7."

Cops from the 34th Precinct were honored for rescuing a jet skier and confiscating 20 pounds of heroin.

Dyckman Street restaurant owners said  they  tired of being painted as nuisances in the neighborhood.

Quinn's opponents accused the speaker of "bottling up" debate on the paid sick leave controversy.

The debate, which will focus on women's issues, will be hosted by the Dominican Women's Coalition.

The Yum Food Market will offer fresh fruits and vegetables every Wednesday at the Isabella coffee shop.

The forum, organized by Assemblywoman Gabriela Rosa, will focus on violence prevention and education.

CB12 public safety committee chair Robert Reynolds, who sells guns, wanted to host a forum on guns.

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

Community members will celebrate African American and Dominican American leaders on Friday night.

Vantage Properties must change its ways in addition to paying out $1 million in a settlement with the state Attorney General's office.