Corey Johnson

The Hotel Chelsea is more than 30,000 square feet larger than its zoning area permits, DOB records show.

Bungalow 8's new owners hid the club's name to get a license for its new location, critics say.

The school's staff hopes the nonprofit print shop will help drum up support for the school.

Brad Hoylman has opened a state campaign account that specifies he'll run for District 3 councilman.

Corey Johnson, 29, has registered a campaign committee for the 2013 city election.

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

Residents on several blocks will face street closures, water shutdowns, and other headaches for five and a half years.

The board voted to recommend a liquor license for Pieces, a proposed gay bar not far from the controversial Boxers location near two schools.

The much-anticipated new neighborhood could soon move forward, if developers can find the right tenants.

Some are concerned the Hudson Yards project will bring hundreds of students to schools that aren't prepared for them.

Parents voiced their opposition to plans that would change the school many of their children would go to.

Community Board 4 voted to ask the State Liquor Authority to deny a liquor license for the gay sports bar.

Owners of a controversial new gay bar said they might keep it closed while nearby schools are open.

The bus was supposed to move to Chelsea tomorrow, but will stay in Midtown for the time being.

The Friends of the Hudson River Park Trust want to put a tax on people who live nearby in order to improve the park itself.