CB12

Illegal street vendors in upper Manhattan are being warned that their days are numbered. 

Tennis aficionados and city officials remain divided over a plan to renovate Inwood's tennis courts.

The State Liquor Authority renewed Vin-Tich nightclub's liquor license days before officers were hurt.

Community Board 12 passed a resolution asking the city to reduce street cleaning by one day a week.

Community Board 12 will hold a public forum to discuss whether it should ask the city to reduce alternate side of the road parking by one day weekly.

La Caridad #2, a Washington Heights restaurant with a history of criminal and quality-of-life complaints, is seeking to renew its liquor license which was taken away earlier this year.

Community Board 12 recommended the State Liquor Authority approve Garden Cafe's liquor license renewal application, despite complaints from residents about outdoor noise.

Community Board 12 discussed many pressing needs in the Washington Heights and Inwood community, but more cops ranks No.1 on everyone's wish list.

Community Board 12 is asking for the public's input on the city's 2012 capital and expense budget for Inwood and Washington Heights.

Community Board 12 voted to support a plan by the New York Restoration Project to rehabilitate a stretch of Sherman Creek along the Harlem River.

CB12 said no to the request from La Esperanza Sports Bar after the owner wouldn't scale back its license request.

After previously stating it could not present a resolution before September, CB12 will present a resolution on June 28.

Despite community objections, a CB12 committee voted in support of a modified license for La Esperanza Sports Bar.

After months of debate, Community Board 12's Traffic and Transportation committee plans to hold a bike lane forum in June.

A CB12 committee voted to recommend the Department of Transportation's suggested changes to intersections.