City Council

The city will lose about 200 programs serving about 27,000 children next fall, officials said.

The two candidates vying for City Councilwoman Gale Brewer's seat have both raised more than $60,000.

The City Council voted Thursday on a group of bills designed to make parking less of a pain.

East Side City Councilman Dan Garodnick raised more than $1 million toward a citywide campaign.

Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer is vowing to stop the city from selling three buildings.

New legislation would prevent the city from towing cars for minor violations, saving drivers steep fines.

City Councilwoman Margaret Chin is set to introduce a resolution in the wake of Danny Chen's death.

The struggling Seaport Museum and American Folk Art Museum may mount a joint exhibit in June 2012.

Scores of guides with the city's largest sightseeing company are facing layoffs on Jan. 1. 

The council had been meeting at a nearby bank since renovations pushed them out of City Hall.

The City Council has sued the Bloombereg administration over "cruel" new homeless policy.

Gray Line tour guides' union says the company plans to replace them with a recording to cut costs.

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

The City Council voted Tuesday to sue the Bloomberg administration to halt a new homeless intake policy.

The City Council is expected to file suit against the city to halt a controversial new homeless policy.