City Council

Inwood residents were outraged by the recent ticketing of chess players at the Inwood Hill Park chess tables.

Although the problems weren't as bad as on primary day, many Nov. 2 voters said they had a hard time at the polls.

On Tuesday, the Council will hold a hearing to consider legislation that would make free parking less of a pain.

The change reflects TriBeCa's transformation from a manufacturing district to a residential neighborhood.

City Council members are pushing for a law to regulate crisis pregnancy centers in light of critical report.

Community Board 12 seeks to learn residents' top budget priorities for next year in Washington Heights and Inwood.

Making paid sick leave mandatory would be "a terrible, terrible idea," the mayor said.

Council Speaker Christine Quinn said "every voter must be given equal opportunity to exercise their right to vote."

More than 150 people showed up for a marathon public hearing on the massive Riverside Center development.

A new bill by City Councilman Dan Garodnik would require pedicab drivers to adhere to driving and parking rules.

Officials and advocates worry voters will face problems when they show up at the polls next Tuesday on Primary Day.

Ydanis Rodriguez has struck a deal that allows him to regain his chairmanship if he completes an "employee relations" course.

A City Council subcommittee postponed a vote on a proposed 69-story skyscraper.

Voters will get the chance to weigh in yet again on whether elected officials should serve a maximum of three terms or two.

City Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez promised constituents he would attend the mandatory counseling, if ordered.