Community Board 1

The Urban Outfitters opening on North Sixth Street was denied a liquor license Thursday night.

The national burger chain is slated to open a new location at 136 William St. in the spring.

Urban Outfitters, the Blind Barber and 104 other businesses are up for liquor licenses.

Restaurateur Stephen Starr is bringing his popular Philadelphia El Vez to Battery Park City.

After listening to community feedback, DOE officials said they won't move P.S. 150 to Chelsea.

The developers of 22 Thames St. want to replace a 10-story building with a 870-foot high-rise.

The owners of Midtown's Cafe China plan to open a new restaurant, China Blue.

Racines, a Parisian restaurant, is opening a New York outpost on Chambers Street.

The Varick Street bike lane is part of a larger plan to add lanes from TriBeCa to Union Square.

Eight of 12 boards passed resolutions opposing the city's proposal to allow new, larger skyscrapers.

Swinging Sixties Senior Center's directors had expected the hub would lose funding this year.

The boards' recommendation was the first step in a months-long review process for the proposal.

Tutto Il Giorno, which has locations in Sag Harbor and Southampton, will open at 114 Franklin St.

Several Gay Pride weekend events are heading to TriBeCa's Pier 26, thanks to Pier 54's disrepair.

The Trust For Governors Island won community support to allow for a spa on the redeveloped island.