Community Board 1

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.

Howard Hughes Corp. is working with the city on a plan to redevelop the South Street Seaport.

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

The festival holds many of its screenings up in Chelsea, far from its TriBeCa roots.

The field in West Thames Park turned to mud shortly after it opened last summer and residents are not happy.

Sculptor Tom Otterness has received an anonymous donation to fund the lions.

David Kaplan, owner of the East Village's Death & Co., is a partner in the new Stone Street bar and restaurant.

Brookfield Properties plans to demolish the staircase to make way for a new pedestrian tunnel.

Battery Park City residents say the Parks Enforcement Patrol officers are rude and overzealous.

Anne Compoccia chaired Community Board 1 for 12 years and was known for speaking her mind.

Despite objections from residents, the NYC Half-Marathon route will not change.

A recent survey of the 8,600 people living in Little Italy did not find a single Italian-born resident, according to a report.

PubOneBurger could open as soon as July and will feature fancy burgers.

The community is deciding whether to have an ice rink or open ball fields next winter.