New York City Department of Transportation

The Department of Transportation and the Chinatown Partnership are looking for a public art piece.

Bike and park access, trees, and sidewalk cafes make your 'hood more summer friendly. Dog poop does not.

The New York City Department of Transporation is calling for design proposals for barrier murals. 

Summers Juice and Coffee, BikeSmith and CrossFit Virtuosity all want bike corrals to replace parking.

The new routes would be a mix of curbside and shared lanes from Clinton Hill to Ridgewood.

A presentation on a Bed-Stuy slow zone was planned for a meeting Monday, but was postponed.

The fake signs are within the proposed slow zone's radius.

The Bed-Stuy board cited traffic issues and a lack of specifics as reasons to reject the zone.

The intersection of Third Avenue and East 60th Street has been the site of two deaths since 2010.

Discarded bottles and fast-food wrappers have been piling up in the middle of the West Side Highway.

The New York City Department of Transportation has rejected Baruch College's proposal to turn a stretch of East 25th Street into a pedestrian plaza.

The Department of Transportation outlined a revised plan for the 34th Street Select Bus Service redesign on Thursday night.

A quick-thinking mom who shoved her two young children to safety in Murray Hill last week as an out-of-control truck barreled toward them said she's considering legal action.

A plan for New Yorkers to share bikes throughout the city is peddling forward.

Chan Park, 62, was crossing Eighth Avenue about 2 a.m. Tuesday morning when he was struck and killed, police said.