On Wednesday, December 17, the nonprofit organization Empire Clean Cities led a demonstration on the East River waterfront to ...

Pace University is embarking on a transformation of One Pace Plaza, the central building of its Lower Manhattan campus, to include new academic spaces, a modernized residence hall, and a ...

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 ...

“This is starting to feel a little bit like the Epstein files,” said Kimberly Flynn, director of the nonprofit advocacy group 9/11 Environmental Action. She was reacting to new revelations about ...

Marte Details Reasons Behind Only Vote Against City Hall Plan from a Manhattan Council Member When the City of Yes for Housing Opportunity plan formulated by Mayor Eric Adams came before the City ...

Lower Manhattan is home to a growing population of older adults who are increasingly struggling with poverty, according to a statistical analysis from the Center for an Urban Future (CUF), a public ...

(Editor’s note: This story is the first in an occasional series that will seek insights about life in Lower Manhattan by reviewing statistics available from the Data2Go.NYC website, created by Measure ...

The proposed redesign of Canal Street by the City’s Department of Transportation (DOT) has sparked criticism from Lower Manhattan residents, particularly those who live near the thoroughfare. The ...

The nearly empty office tower at 222 Broadway (between Fulton and Ann Streets) has been sold at a loss of approximately $350 million to a developer who plans to convert the building to apartments. The ...

State Assembly member Deborah Glick, who has represented Lower Manhattan in Albany for more than three decades, will not seek reelection when her current term ends next year. “It has been my great ...

As the City’s Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) rolls out a new app, NYCNoise – which will allow residents across the city to measure decibel levels, classify noise types, and document ...

Broken Chains and Remote Work Raise Worries about Who’s Minding the Store in Lower Manhattan Lower Manhattan is experiencing a case of emporia dysphoria according to multiple new analyses of the local ...