Margaret Chin

The Council voted 50-0 to support the creation of a Chinatown Business Improvement District.

Several business owners said their revenues have not recovered from the terror attacks.

A 'Survivor Tree' was planted in Battery Park Monday to represent the rebirth of lower Manhattan on the 10th anniversary of the September 11th attacks.

DNAinfo talked to Downtown residents about their hopes and predictions for the area in 2021.

Wingsun Mak, 28, was arrested for selling cardboard items made to look like designer goods that are burned at traditional Chinese funerals.

Pols called for better safety on Delancey Street a week after a man was killed while cycling on the high-traffic block.

The owner of 135 Bower and Councilwoman Margaret Chin are seeking to overturn the city's landmark designation.

Li Na, the first Chinese player to win a singles grand slam tennis title, will pay a visit to Sara D. Roosevelt Park.

Residents chatted with police officers and enjoyed free food, music and games.

A new entrance to the Fulton Street subway station opened at 135 William St.

Elected officials will discuss a range of issues LGBT couples still face in aftermath of the legalization of gay marriage in New York.

The park near the Williamsburg Bridge received funding from Councilwoman Maragaret Chin and Borough President Scott Stringer.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg officially opened the first section of the $165 million waterfront park.

I.S. 289 has will not lose its popular after-school program after winning a last-minute reprieve from budget cuts.

Retailer J&R convinced a reluctant Community Board 1 Tuesday night to give it more time to build its case.