Rallying to save the Tony Dapolito Recreation Center earlier this year. More than 60 years ago, NYC passed its landmarks law to ensure our city’s architecturally and historically significant buildings ...

Co-Sponsored by The City Club of New York New York City builds a lot, but does it build well? And who, if anyone, is ...

Every September, temperatures begin to drop, summer greens start the slow shift to orange and yellow, and our streets feel a bit fuller as students return to school. But schools have been part of our ...

Chino Garcia (top) and the former P.S. 64/Charas Chino Garcia’s work has uplifted countless people, and served as a model for generations. He will be sorely missed.

Plans have been filed for a 538-ft.-tall, 36-unit luxury condo development at 5 West 13th Street/8-12 West 14th Street, just west of Fifth Avenue. The tower as proposed would be almost twice the ...

Join Village Preservation and Councilmember Harvey Epstein (list in formation) for a press conference Thursday, April 23rd at 2:30pm, demanding the City correct its zoning text to not allow tall ...

Photographer Peter Bennett grew up in Greenwich Village and lived in the East Village from 1979 through 1988. Working as a bartender at night, during the day he photographed the rapidly changing ...

Love Saves the Day was a beloved neighborhood vintage clothing and bric-a-brac shop at the corner of East 7th Street and Second Avenue. On March 26th, 2015 an illegal tap in the gas main at 121 Second ...

Village Preservation and the Coalition to Save the Public Recreation Center Downtown (SPRCD) were joined by scores of supporters Sunday for a rally at which documents obtained by SPRCD were revealed ...

We’re proud to share the latest addition to our Historic Image Archive: the Scott Laperruque — Village Halloween Parade Collection. This collection of black-and-white and color images was taken ...

Proposed buildings at 375 Lafayette Street (top row), 56 Great Jones Street/354 Bowery (bottom left), and 27 East 4th Street ...

Village Preservation’s new report (left) and Penn Station being demolished. At the end of 2025, Village Preservation released an updated version of our first-of-its-kind report, “Analyzing New York ...