Month: November 2013

They say the city charter should be amended so that city agencies that didn't exist when community boards were created should be held accountable.

New public work is the artist's rendering of TV static.

Violent robberies A man pressed a knife against a woman’s throat as her 8-year-old son watched during a robbery inside an elevator at 360 E. 138th St in the Mitchell…

Select Bus Service headlines de Blasio’s transportation “vision” for New York. It’s the way he intends to serve the underserved in the outer boroughs.

Just 14.8 percent of the eligible voters--9,711 of the 65,459 registered—went to the polls.

Watch your bike Bicycle thieves have assaulted early morning riders and stole their bicycles on the bridges over the Harlem River four times so far this fall, police said. The…

Mott Haven Councilwoman Melissa Mark-Viverito cruised to re-election on Nov. 5 and immediately announced that she wants one of the most powerful jobs in city government – City Council Speaker.

Traffic officials say it's safe to cross Bruckner Boulevard at East 138th Street, but residents disagree.