Julie Menin

The DOT has agreed to install a traffic light at Greenwich and Duane streets, where a 3-year-old boy was hit by a cab while riding his scooter.

The late-night protests in Zuccotti Park are drawing complaints from residents.

Community Board 1 Chairwoman Julie Menin resolved the debate over a controversial sukkah in TriBeCa.

A City Council committee passed a resolution Monday asking for a review of illnesses covered for 9/11 first responders, in an effort to add cancer to the list.

Several business owners said their revenues have not recovered from the terror attacks.

A 'Survivor Tree' was planted in Battery Park Monday to represent the rebirth of lower Manhattan on the 10th anniversary of the September 11th attacks.

Some 5,000 people participated in the "Chain of Humanity" on Sept. 10, 2011, forming a massive chain that began in Battery Park to commemorate the 10th Anniversary of 9/11.

A new DNAinfo.com study shows that lower Manhattan has a high per capita crime rate compared to other New York neighborhoods.

DNAinfo talked to Downtown residents about their hopes and predictions for the area in 2021.

The nonprofit group Tribute in Light will have no funding left after this September.

Residents chatted with police officers and enjoyed free food, music and games.

More than 100 residents and politicians called on the city not to shut down TriBeCa's Hook & Ladder 8.

The "Hands Across Lower Manhattan" event would take place Sept. 10.

The residents said they didn't expect Brookfield Properties to listen to their concerns.

Big construction projects like WTC and Fulton St. transit center bump fests to weekends and holidays.