Tobi Bergman

A DNAinfo article complicated an already contentious affordable housing fight.

CB 2's landmarks committee said the design for the Cornelia Street façade needs to be more "friendly."

The city applied for funding to build affordable housing on the site of the Elizabeth Street Garden.

An architect on the community board learned she could not work on a project under the board's review.

Plans filed with the Department of Buildings show how the Billy Macklowe development will look.

Washington Square Park advocates worry that over-regulation will change the park's musical character.

Sean Sweeney is the second board member to be fined for accepting gifts from Soho House.

Community Board 2 wants the mayor to create a program like Vision Zero for the Department of Buildings.

Work will finally begin on Father Fagan Park, nearly four years after the City Council allocated funds.

Apartments, schools, retail space and a waterfront park are in the works for the Village.

Tobi Bergman won the CB2 chairman election, beating Bo Riccobono and Richard Stewart.

The developer of 19 E. Houston St. said it will limit retail to 10,000 square feet.

A plan put forth by local youth sports leagues calls for the creation of two 22-story residential towers.

Youth sports organizations that were displaced from the pier funded its repair.

A new design for the St. Vincent's Triangle would create a 15,000-square-foot park with more than 600 seats.