Department of Housing Preservation & Development

The new garden will offer programs for children to learn how to grow vegetables and tend plants.

Washington Heights tenants fear the foreclosure of their buidling could lead to poor living conditions.

The Friends of 20th Street Park plan to use the area around a city-owned lot as a park on Sunday.

The bed bug epidemic appears to be waning after years of growing violations and complaints.

In several incidents, residents smelled or saw smoke, but were told not to call the fire department.

A city department has nixed 26 other sites for alternative housing and is set to move forward with plans to build on a site neighbors want to see become a park.

Harlem anti-violence group Mothers S.A.V.E. moved into its new headquarters Friday.

DNAinfo has the map of Manhattan's worst neighborhoods, as the city's bedbug infestation grows.

The legislation would put enforcement powers under a single city agency's control.

Mathew Wambua will replace Rafael Cestero, who announced he would be stepping down in January.

Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal will introduce legislation to stop the city from moving homeless into "illegal hotels."

The Department of Housing Preservation and Development wants to use the dogs to combat bedbugs citywide.

The residents of 2049 Fifth Avenue are fighting plans to turn the building over to a developer.

Tenants from 101 Stanton St. are suing their landlord to have an independent party make repairs to their building.

Rafael Cestero has held the position for less than two years.