David Gruber

Local residents and businesses formed a coalition to push for a different expansion plan.

The lights, originally part of an Improv Everywhere project, are staying up indefinitely.

Locals have concerns about the project's impact on the area and doubts about the affordable units.

Board members worry the city's plan would prevent locals from weighing in on neighborhood changes.

The city's ethics board fined Jo Hamilton $10,660 after she got a free membership at the exclusive club.

Tobi Bergman won the CB2 chairman election, beating Bo Riccobono and Richard Stewart.

The city now has until the end of 2018 to decide whether NYU's Bleecker St. site should become a school.

Lenox Hill HealthPlex opens next week across from the former St. Vincent's Hospital.

The city is converting 75 Morton St. to a new middle school, which will open in 2017.

The diving suit helps scientists go deeper in their exploration of the ocean. 

Local leaders said they welcome an upgrade to the seedy stretch around the West 4th Street subway stop.

Officials hope to have the lights back on in Hudson River Park by next month.

The City Council and Trinity Real Estate altered the plan to transform the lower west side. 

The City Planning Commission approved Trinity Real Estate's rezoning request Wednesday.

Some residents believe Trinity Real Estate needs to offer more park space in its rezoning plan.