Enneadic Apartment Almost 800 Feet Above Broadway Okayed by Landmarks Panel ...

The dog run on North End Avenue between Chambers and Warren Streets will be upgraded next year to include features such as ...

A slew of indictments, convictions, and manhunts for suspects are among recent developments related to street crime in Lower ...

This arcade and plaza at 77 Water are a so-called “privately owned public space” (POPS), amenities built for public use and ...

Restauration arrived here exactly 200 years ago, on October 9, 1825. As a welcome present, the vessel’s captain was arrested ...

In September 2024, Mr. Hamilton was stopped by investigators from the office of Manhattan District Attorney as he disembarked from a plane at Kennedy Airport, returning from a vacation in Japan on ...

Other street fairs for Lower Manhattan gastronauts to consider indulging in this month include Smorgasburg, every Friday ...

A money-losing hotel in Tribeca is seeking a zoning variance to permit the construction of one additional story that would ...

Poised at the Nexus of Public and Private, Local Business Improvement District Prioritizes ‘Getting Things Done’ ...

A Downtown institution of higher learning is leaving the community. At the Monday meeting of the board of the City’s Build NYC Resource Corporation (an arm of the City’s Economic Development ...

A State Supreme Court judge has blocked a controversial plan by the administration of Mayor Eric Adams to open a new homeless shelter at 320 Pearl Street in the Seaport District, next to the Peck Slip ...

Coalition of Residents Files Suit to Halt BPCA Resiliency Plans A coalition of Battery Park City residents is suing the Battery Park City Authority to halt the North/West Resiliency Project, which ...