The Street Vendor Project

Hundreds of street vendors and supporters gathered for a rally on the steps of City Hall Thursday.

Zuccotti Park vendors whose business dropped because of Occupy Wall Street are now getting some help from a new website.

Limiting the number of street vendors per block or requiring design guidelines for carts and trucks are among ideas being floated by CB 8 in tackling the growing number of street vendors.

Enforcement of a law that prohibits food truck parking in metered spaces has driven a slew of food trucks east. Now, police are following and booting trucks from popular spots.

City Councilwoman Gale Brewer says no one is keeping track of the growing number of food trucks, and GPS could help.

Advocates charged the police with harassing produce vendors at the bustling Forsyth Street market.

The Vendy Awards, which honors the best street eats, is asking the public to nominate the most heroic vendor.

After a ticket and tow blitz forced Paty's Taco Truck from the Upper East Side, the owner is suing the city.

Paty's Taco Truck returned to its Upper East Side spot on Thurdsay and was towed for the second time in one week.

A judge on Wednesday dismissed the ticket NYPD gave Paty's Taco Truck before towing it upon its UES return.

The war between the Upper East Side and Paty's Tacos continued Tuesday when the NYPD towed the truck on its first day back.

Paty's Taco Truck is back on Lexington Avenue shortly after being ousted by the NYPD and some community members.

The King of Falafel and Shawarma from Astoria, Queens, beat out four Manhattan finalists at the Vendy Awards.

Street Vendors fight against a bill that would revoke their licenses after three parking tickets with a pink slip campaign.