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The City Council is pushing for deeper affordability in the mayor's Mandatory Inclusionary Housing plan.

Central Harlem »

The councilwoman doesn't keep track of how much of her money she spends on constituents, her staff said.

Chelsea »

The bill would ban the use of smokeless tobacco products from all ticketed sporting events in the city.

Longwood »

The event will take place at 1189 Tinton Ave. from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., and refreshments will be served.

Morris Heights »

The designation is meant to honor the legacy of The Bronx as the birthplace of hip-hop.

Civic Center »

The City Council was scheduled to vote on the horse carriage deal Friday.

Washington Heights »

This is Jackson's second run for the District 31 Senate seat currently held by Adriano Espaillat.

Upper East Side »

NYCHA met with tenants 14 times, but still hasn't shared details of the plan, residents say.

Hunts Point »

John Perez, 48, said his military service would help set him apart from the other candidates.

Morris Park »

Councilman James Vacca said he decided to publicly come out after speaking with his friends and family.

Willowbrook »

The $91.7 million Landmark Colony was approved by the City Council on Tuesday.

Upper East Side »

Pedicab drivers say a ban included in the new horse-drawn carriage deal will put them out of business.

Upper East Side »

The number of licensed horses will also be reduced from 180 to 75 over two years, the city says.

Longwood »

Rafael Salamanca joins a crowded field of candidates hoping to gain a spot on the City Council.

Brooklyn Heights »

The controversial deal allows a luxury condo tower and a new library to be built at the site.