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An art exhibit which features posed cadavers has closed for renovations at the former Fulton Market building.

A group pushing for the creation of a Chinatown BID conditionally offered to cover street cleaning costs through July.

Residents say cyclists are disobeying dismount signs and pose a danger to pedestrians.

A proposal to establish a Chinatown BID encountered some opposition from SoHo residents, who were charged with racism.

Residents of Hudson Street between Franklin and N. Moore Streets want a staging area moved off their block.

Until recently, the Battery Park City office complex was closed to the public from midnight to 6 a.m.

The Growler Bites and Brews will serve organic hot dogs and give dogs a space to run around when it opens in March.

Manhattan Parks Commissioner Bill Castro said the city will not allow dogs on Battery Park's lawn.

The project, which is tearing up streets through the neighborhood, will last for five-and-a-half years.

Residents say a new building proposed for TriBeCa’s historic district is too modern for the neighborhood.

The Battery Park City Authority failed to find a new operator in time for the 2010 season.

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

Crane malfunctions and unexpected obstacles caused the two-week delay.

Spruce's sixth grade will not open until 2015, the Department of Education said this week.

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