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The Friends of 20th Street Park plan to use the area around a city-owned lot as a park on Sunday.

The Sutton East Tennis Club quietly got Parks to extend its lease.

The third and final section of the High Line will feature new playgrounds, a theater and other amenities.

An audit by Comptroller John Liu found broken equipment and other hazards at dozens of city playgrounds.

McCarren Park's track will fill with runners this Saturday.

More than 300 volunteers will trim the park's 100,000 plants in time for the new growing season.

A community plan would make room for affordable housing and expand Hudson River Park on the Javits space.

The revamped Minetta Playground on Sixth Avenue in Greenwich Village will have blue and green play equipment, bucket-seat swings for young children, a drinking fountain, three chess tables and benches.

Chelsea youngsters designed their fantasy park for a vacant lot at 136 West 20th St. Sunday. 

Nearly 3 inches of snow fell in Central Park during Saturday's storm, the most in October since snowfall records began in 1869.

The annual Halloween party at Hell's Kitchen Park was originally launched as a way to reclaim it from drug dealers.

A record $20 million gift from the Diller-von Furstenberg Family Foundation has brought the third section of the High Line closer to reality.

Parkour, a death-defying running sport relying on acrobatics,  is the rage in Fort Tryon Park.

The Department of Transportation wants to turn two intersections, including one with nearly two dozen parking spaces, into small plazas with green space.

A new book by the High Line's founders chronicles the birth of the popular elevated park.