Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation

The Council questioned the administration on specific issues with the controversial citywide proposal.

A public hearing on Tuesday afternoon is expected to draw crowds of opponents to the development plan.

801 Broadway and 57 Sullivan St. have been waiting for consideration for decades.

The buildings are two of 95 buildings that were removed for landmark status after a backlog last year.

The team developing Gansevoort Street will present plan to Community Board 2 on Oct. 15.

The writer lived on Horatio Street in the late 1950s and early 1960s.

The source of data used in a recent pro-development report says lobbyists used his data incorrectly.

A public hearing on a controversial City Council bill is set for Sept. 9.

The Landmarks Preservation Commission designated the Christopher Street building a historic landmark.

A forum is being held on June 23 to discuss adding the bar to the country's national parks system.

The former home of Veranda on Seventh Ave. South will be replaced by six stories of condos and retail.

The Landmarks Preservation Commission voted to protect the Town & Village Synagogue.

Preservationists want the city to stop tipping off owners when their buildings may be landmarked.

The Stonewall Inn and Julius' should be recognized for their role in the LGBT movement, GVSHP said.

Preservationists want to prevent Town & Village Synagogue on East 14th Street from being demolished.