The Adams administration has designated a developer to build a massive residential building on a publicly owned, two-acre site at 100 Gold Street, in the Civic Center neighborhood. City Hall has named ...
A team of architects, designers, and officials from the administration of Mayor Eric Adams outlined the current state of ...
William Bialosky, the president of the Walker Street Homeowners Association, says, “I support improving the pedestrian ...
Trinity Church Serves Almost Five Million Free Meals, as Downtown Institutions Mobilize to Feed, Clothe, and House the Needy ...
Developers are seeking permission to erect a new building on Water Street and expand another on South Street. Both require ...
Proposed Laws to Encourage Outdoor Dining Would Have Disproportionate Impact on Lower Manhattan ...
Where (and How) to Give in Lower Manhattan This Holiday Season ...
It is long overdue for the City to release all its September 11 records.” Mariama James (photograph at top), a member of ...
On December 2, 9 and 16, Brookfield Place will host Holiday Harmonies in the Winter Garden, starting at noon. Performers will ...
An analysis of noise complaint statistics from the City’s Open Data portal shows that in the year to date, Lower Manhattan ...
Above: On Friday evening, an angry crowd confronted City officials about a plan to locate multiple new homeless shelters in Chinatown, in addition to five existing facilities. Below: Chinatown ...
Battery Park City’s first public art piece, “Upper Room,” has been closed and is slated to be demolished soon. The sculptural court at the intersection of Albany Street and the Hudson River esplanade ...
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