Margaret Chin

A vote on the BID could come as soon as next month but residents and businesses are still sparring.

The call comes after Fung Wah Bus was shut down by federal regulators.

Vendors lost their permits for illegally operating 24 hours a day, according to the Health Department.

The Art Deco Bialystoker home on East Broadway is up for landmark status after closing in 2011.

About $200,000 in funds will help small businesses south of Canal Street following the storm.

Lt. Daniel L. Schwartz was scheduled to be the last of eight soldiers to go on trial for hazing.

Residents of Knickerbocker Village are considering a rent strike after two weeks in the dark and cold.

Tenants of SPURA's former tenements will be given priority in new affordable housing to be built there.

After almost 50 years in limbo, SPURA has been approved for a smattering of Lower East Side blocks.

The Downtown Alliance gave out 4,000 geraniums to people passing through lower Manhattan.

Pvt. Danny Chen committed suicide after enduring hazing from fellow soldiers.

A City Council committee approved changes to the plan for a major Lower East Side development.

The Department of Transportation will not move forward with the proposed stop near Seward Park. 

Elected officials urged the city to find a new location for the recently approved stop on Essex St.

The Seward Park Urban Renewal Area is nearing the end of the city's approval process.