Daniel Squadron

The countdown clocks only apply to the free Downtown Connection bus.

The Lower Manhattan Development Corp. added $1 million to the program and extended it through 2015.

The “Hayley and Diego Law” increases penalties for drivers whose failure to use caution results in injury or death.

Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer, parents and elected officials rallied against a charter school expansion.

Hundreds of state-owned buildings in New York City do not have to comply with the city's building and fire codes.

The new law stems from the deaths of Hayley Ng, 4, and Diego Martinez, 3, last year in Chinatown.

Lower Manhattan's top elected officials want the agency to conduct a risk assessment of the Chinatown street.

The landlord developing an adjacent high-rise hotel was ruled responsible for letting the building fail.

The May 18 fire in Ace Hardware at 60 Hudson St. did not come close to igniting the 80,000 gallons of diesel fuel stored in the building, FDNY said.

A group of Downtown politicians want the federal government to help reopen the long-closed Chinatown stretch.

The appointment of Community Board 1 member Anthony Notaro still requires Senate confirmation.

Squadron picked Hughes because of her passionate advocacy for health and quality-of-life issues.

Since Capsouto, 53, died of a brain tumor last January, the community has found many ways to honor him. On Thursday afternoon they found one more.

Ray LaHood tells Chinatown Working Group he will contact Dept. of Homeland Security.

3-Legged Dog Theater Co. will be forced to leave their Greenwich Street location unless they pay the MTA $306,000.