Community Board 3

Standard hotelier Andre Balazs brokered a deal for liquor license changes with Community Board 3. 

Community Board 3 held a public hearing on the Seward Park Urban Renewal Area April 18, 2012.

Local restaurants, music and even skateboard lessons are part of the plan for an Orchard Street revival.

The Lower East Side BID plans to hold unique street fairs on Orchard Street starting in June.

Fine Fare's recycling center will soon move from East Fourth Street to Avenue C, the manager said.

An earlier closing time did not win support for the proposed gallery and bar at 200 Avenue A.

Pedestrians will soon have 30 seconds to cross Delancey Street at Clinton Street.

Newsstand owner Marilyn Louie is battling the city to keep her longtime newsstand on the Bowery.

Chinatown's mini High Line above Forsyth Street park will feature weeping cherry trees and poetry.

The DOT plans to make major safety improvements to Delancey Street by the end of June.

The Department of Transportation is announcing a major safety overhaul of Delancey Street Feb. 8, 2012.

The city's plan comes almost a month after 12-year-old Dashane Santana was killed crossing Delancey St.

Community Board 3 may support new establishments that close early and serve just wine and beer.

Pedestrians at Delancey Street and Clinton Street have just 22 seconds to cross 10 lanes of traffic.

Basketball City is scheduled to open in March, the owner said.