The NYPD’s World Trade Center Command substation, part of the department’s anti-terrorism unit, will soon be moving from 130 Cedar St. to a new home at 90 West St. The officers will occupy the ...

The city is weighing its response to the Trump administration’s intent to withdraw federal funding from a planned flood protection project for the Seaport as well as other vulnerable areas citywide.

In honor of Earth Day, a mobile shredder will be at the park on Sunday, April 27 from 10 am to 2 pm. And on Saturday, May 10, from 10-12 pm, kids can plant succulents—to the sound of live music. Duane ...

Crews hoisted a rotor from the Hudson River on Monday, recovering what investigators believe may help reveal the cause of a helicopter’s deadly plunge into the water last week.

That’s the call going out from a West Broadway animal adoption center that aims to save as many tiny feline lives as they can ...

Last Saturday was moving day for Soho Photo Gallery, the cooperative photography space that has occupied 15 White Street for the past 45 years. As members loaded bins and boxes into a U-Haul for ...

Poetry is going al fresco in Battery Park City with Poets Path, an installation of poems from the neighborhood’s north end in Rockefeller Park to the North Cove Marina. Poetry Path is a project of ...

After being closed for years, Borough of Manhattan Community College's pool is open, and so is its registration for the Community Swim Program. The newly renovated pool features six lap lanes, each ...