Community Board 7

Community Board 7's transportation committee failed to reach agreement on the bike lane's fate. 

An ad-hoc group of residents are demanding Community Board 7 take a stance on the plan. 

Linda Alexander has lived in the "community neighborhood" for nearly 40 years.

The city is creating permanent affordable housing for veterans on the Upper West Side.

Injuries for pedestrians and cyclists were down, but overall collisions in the neighborhood increased.

Upper West Siders chimed in on the proposal to open a restaurant in the Riverside Tower Hotel. 

A resident is proposing a neighborhood book fair complete with author signings and events.

The SLA has agreed to uphold Community Board 7's vote regarding a new restaurant, the board said.

Community Board 7 denied a liquor license for a restaurant at the base of a hotel on Riverside Drive. 

The DOT's plan comes after years of residents asking for a safer place to ride along Amsterdam Avenue.

The church is building a new market-rate residential building to help fund its maintenance costs.

Principal Lauren Keville of P.S. 191 will talk to residents during a forum Thursday night.

The design phase of the playground at Amsterdam Avenue and 104th Street is set to start in the spring.

The performance space is asking that the time limits on meters be changed from 1 hour to 2-hour windows.

The West 69th Street Transfer Bridge has long puzzled residents over its purpose in the park.