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 ...

On December 2, 9 and 16, Brookfield Place will host Holiday Harmonies in the Winter Garden, starting at noon. Performers will ...

It is long overdue for the City to release all its September 11 records.” Mariama James (photograph at top), a member of ...

An analysis of noise complaint statistics from the City’s Open Data portal shows that in the year to date, Lower Manhattan ...

Proposed legislation to limit helicopter flights over Lower Manhattan might be described by Samuel Johnson’s quip about second marriages: “a triumph of hope over experience.” Nevertheless, a decade of ...

The Battery Conservancy, the non-profit organization that protects, maintains, and enhances the 25-acre historic park at Manhattan’s southern tip, has a new leader: Paula Recart, who comes to the ...

On Sunday, November 16, the Museum of Jewish Heritage will host the fourth annual New York Jewish Book Festival, from 10am through 5:30pm. Highlighting the vibrancy and diversity of Jewish voices in ...

The ear-splitting whine of saws cutting into stone at the Albany Street cul de sac began at 8am. A few onlookers, bundled against a cold wind coming off the Hudson River, gathered to bear witness to ...

A new study from medical researchers based at the State University of New York (SUNY) at Stony Brook has established a link between exposure to toxic debris from the collapse of the World Trade Center ...

Cinematic siblings Andrew and Remy Neymarc, who were tapped by the Downtown Alliance last year to serve as Lower Manhattan’s first Filmmakers-in-Chief, have won Best Drama for their movie “Dreamscape” ...