Julie Menin

One thing preventing the city from taking over Battery Park City is whether it can afford the neighborhood's debt.

Julie Menin, chairwoman of CB1, called the Authority's spending habits "shocking."

The bulk of the money will likely go toward the WTC performing arts center, but the rest is up for grabs.

A deal approved Wednesday gives utility companies $119 million and the downtown community $150 million.

The Lower Manhattan Development Corp. will distribute the money as soon as the end of the year.

Con Ed officials said they would increase rates if they do not get the money.

Con Edison customers may have to pay $50 apiece to reimburse the utility for work done after 9/11.

Albert Capsouto was known in lower Manhattan as a tireless advocate of small businesses after 9/11.

The American Center for Law and Justice sued the city Landmarks Preservation Commission Wednesday.

Brookfield Properties plans to demolish the staircase at the Winter Garden.

The House will take the bill up again in the fall, but that could be too late for those who are sick.

CB 3 voted narrowly to pass a resolution supporting CB 1's efforts in dealing with the proposed mosque near Ground Zero.

Con Ed could add $50 to New Yorkers' bills if they don't get post-9/11 money.

Port Authority Chair Chris Ward disagrees with City Hall that the Deutsche Bank site should stay a hole for a decade.

Deputy Mayor Robert Lieber wants to delay building the Tower 5 site until the Downtown commercial market recovers.