Julie Menin

Supporters from Community Board 1 and the teacher's union say the millionaire's tax could offset cuts to education.

The Indian Point nuclear power plant is just 35 miles north of Manhattan and poses a risk to the city, residents say.

The school will open in Tweed Courthouse in the fall of 2012, the DOE said.

The LMDC may continue to exist for another four to five years, but it will lose its large staff.

The Spruce Street School would be the most hard-hit by city layoffs, losing three of its six teachers.

The 31,000-square-foot Borders at 100 Broadway is closing as early as March.

The new park in the middle of the island will include a Hammock Grove and two sports fields, say Downtown officials.

The LMDC agency should develop a sunset plan immediately, Community Board 1 members said this week.

Michael Mulgrew, president of the United Federation of Teachers, warned of tough times ahead for the city's schools.

The Drawing Center was once supposed to move to the World Trade Center site, but 9/11 family members protested.

The sculpture, which survived 9/11, has to leave its temporary home in Battery Park by this fall.

Cathie Black joked last week that "birth control" was a possible solution to overcrowded downtown schools.

Schools Chancellor Cathie Black called Community Board 1 Chairwoman Julie Menin to apologize for her flip remarks.

Up to $200 million in tax-exempt bonds could help build developer Larry Silverstein's WTC Tower 3.

The mosque and community center is one of 265 organizations that applied for funds.