Jean Daniel Noland

St. Benedict the Moor Church was one of the first houses of worship for black Catholics in the city.

The city promised two planned affordable buildings would have moderate-income housing, CB4 members said.

The "lack of condemnation" after Timothy Caughman's murder could encourage other attackers, CB4 said.

The LPC is developing a "designation and regulatory framework" that won't hinder Con Ed's operations.

Community Board 4 members were divided over Rise Bar's application for a later closing time on weekends.

Locals fear the Port Authority could raze buildings in the neighborhood to make way for a new terminal.

The city has proposed reducing the height of the park's iron fence from 7 to 4 or 5 feet. 

In February, Community Board 4 warned the authority its plans could “obliterate” Hell’s Kitchen.

The Parks Department's plan for Clement Clarke Moore Park includes installing new play units and swings.

The fee, 1 percent of the property's worth, would go to the city instead of affordable housing.

The 4,028-person Bud Light Hotel will dock on the West Side from Jan. 30 to Feb. 3.

The area will try to appeal to teens with swings and other attractions.

Members fear the broad definition could lead to the Shed becoming a satellite for the Javits Center.

CB4 wants 20 percent of Durst's W57 development to be permanent affordable housing.

The billionaire pledged he would meet with residents, whom he's spent months battling in court.