Community Board 1

The NYPD agreed to look at alternatives suggested by the community for the police stable, which has been in place for a century.

Education activists cheered the announcement of the new school but warned that more seats are needed.

A plan to close 20 fire companies citywide includes a pair in Lower Manhattan and one in Midtown.

The city hopes to open a new elementary school at the Peck Slip Post Office site in the fall of 2015.

The NYPD will hold a private meeting with Community Board 1 members this Thursday.

The West Thames Park lawn will reopen in mid-to-late July after state officials agreed to fix the muddy field.

Jung Sik Dang and Kutsher's Tribeca are both slated to open later this year.

Parents were angry when the new $4.5 million playground closed for much of the winter.

People now have to use an unreliable pedestrian bridge to cross West Street at Vesey Street.

The 14-year-old suffered a bruised hand after he was hit with the 4-foot rod, officials said.

Construction on the new 24-story dorm at Broadway and John Street is two months behind schedule.

Bureaucratic squabbling has delayed repairs for the lawn at West Thames Park, which is currently a big mud puddle.

Julie Menin, Community Board 1 chairwoman, will no longer serve on the panel distributing $17 million in grants.

Sculptor Tom Otterness once shot a dog for a piece of art, sparking anger from opponents in Battery Park City.

A proposed upscale Pier 17 beer garden will not open at the beginning of May as planned.