City Council

Higher age limit applies to those whose tests were thrown out after a judge deemed them discriminatory.

The City Council is set to vote on legislation upping the age limit for those affected by a lawsuit Thursday.

Community Board 1 supports the proposed law, but some said bill could hurt Chinatown businesses.

NYPL President Paul LeClerc warned Monday that cutbacks could close branches.

A plan to close 20 fire companies citywide includes a pair in Lower Manhattan and one in Midtown.

A hearing was held to consider whether developers who receive big city grants should pay workers higher wages.

The City Council will hold a hearing Thursday to examine the merits of the bill.

The Human Rights Commission said Monday that it opposes a new cyberbullying bill because it's redundant.

City Council will vote on Thursday on a bill requiring the city to create an online map of street fairs, film shoots, etc.

The law would punish buyers of counterfeit bags in Chinatown with either a $1,000 fine or jail time.

Crews began replacing old signs with the bridge's new name in Manhattan Monday. Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge

Newly appointed Schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott began his first day on the job by walking his grandson to school.

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

An NYPD inspector says a new law to make challenging parking tickets easier will lead to an increase in attacks on agents.

The Assembly voted to pass a measure Monday that would create a permit system for intercity bus operators.