Emphasis is placed on creating “a Community Engagement Plan to better understand neighborhood priorities and build consensus ...

To build the foundations of new reefs, BOP collects more than 300,000 pounds of oyster shells from New York restaurants each ...

A trio of Lower Manhattan subway stations is slated to chill out under a plan by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to ...

Pier A, a dock dating from the late 1800s, has been a restaurant and tavern since 2014, but recently closed. The Harbor House Restaurant on Pier A has shut down, with no definite plan to reopen. A ...

The population of Lower Manhattan is poised to swell by four in the next few days, as the eggs of a pair of peregrine falcons nesting on the roof of 55 Water Street near hatching. The aerie at the top ...

With the return of warm weather, outdoor dining is slated soon to resume on the streets of Lower Manhattan, in the form of sidewalk cafés, regulated by the City’s Department of Consumer & Worker ...

While one of Manhattan’s oldest public spaces, the eight-acre park that occupies the triangle formed by Broadway, Chambers Street, and the confluence of Park Row with Centre Street, experiences a ...

Trinity Church has served in excess of two million meals to the needy in Lower Manhattan so far in 2023. Seven days each week, Trinity distributes food through a broad range of programs, largely ...

Newly released data from the City’s Department of Education (DOE) indicate that the Parent-Teacher Associations (PTAs) at ten Lower Manhattan public schools raised almost $5.8 million in 2025. Five ...

The administration of President Donald Trump has overturned the legally required federal approval for the congestion pricing program that began levying tolls on vehicles entering Manhattan south of ...

On May 29, Congressman Dan Goldman, who represents Lower Manhattan in Washington, was between meetings at his Manhattan office in the federal building at 290 Broadway when he was urged by his staff to ...

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 ...