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 ...

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 City’s Department of Buildings (DOB) has issued a full stop-work order at the former office tower at 222 Broadway (between Fulton and Ann Streets), which is being converted to residential use.

The Trust for Governors Island is seeking partners to plan new uses for a pair of historic buildings: a former gymnasium and a disused theater, dating from 1926 and 1937, respectively. The buildings ...

Restaurant Week Offers Discounts at Four Score and Five Lower Manhattan Eateries The year’s summer offerings from Restaurant Week set two records—one local and one temporal. The number of Lower ...

A report from housing and planning expert George Janes to Community Board 1 (CB1) on the results of a year-long analysis of affordable housing in Lower Manhattan found that the area is uniquely ...

The Perelman Performing Arts Center at the World Trade Center (PAC NYC) is launching a family art program, as part of its expanding commitment to New York City youth. Tomorrow (Saturday, July 11), PAC ...

A State Supreme Court judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought against the Battery Park City Authority seeking to halt that agency’s North/West Resiliency project. The huge construction project, now ...

A free XR (or “extended reality”) app, “Echoes of Revolution: NYC,” guides users through a multimedia, 90-minute walking tour of Lower Manhattan as it was before the Revolutionary War, bringing New ...

On Tuesday evening, June 30, around 8pm, a crew from Turner Construction, working on the North/West Resiliency Project managed by the Battery Park City (BPCA), accidentally ruptured an underground ...