Updated timelines for North/West Resiliency project call for work on the north side of Gateway Plaza (between 375 South End Avenue and North Cove Marina) to continue through the autumn of 2028, while ...

Established in 1977, the Department of Records and Information Services (DORIS) preserves public access to records and ...

After recent endorsements by CB1 and CB2 for a high school expansion at LMCMS, the Panel for Educational Policy, a 24-member, ...

New Lower Manhattan Advocacy Group Seeks to Beautify and Protect the East River Shoreline ...

The Longest Table, a concept that combines neighborhood socializing with a meal, sates both appetites by organizing big, ...

A new private high school in the Financial District guarantees that its students will launch businesses that clear at least a ...

First Documents from City’s September 11 Portal Show Early Focus on ‘P.R. and Communications Skills,’ Rather than Public ...

These particles are considered the most dangerous category of air pollutants, because they are known to travel into and ...

Thanks to a Lower Manhattan nonprofit, New York is making progress on recapturing its erstwhile status as oyster capital of the world, a title relinquished in 1927 when rampant water pollution and ...

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 ...

The Adams administration has designated a developer to build a massive residential building on a publicly owned, two-acre site at 100 Gold Street, in the Civic Center neighborhood. City Hall has named ...

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 ...