Community Board 4

An architect showed plans for two luxury residences on properties sold off by the General Theological Seminary.

State Senator Tom Duane recognized actor and Vietnam veteran Martin Treat for his years of service to Hell's Kitchen.

CB4 will decide its position on an array of bars and restaurants hoping to dole out alcohol in Chelsea and Hell's Kitchen.

Neighbors who want a pocket park in a lot still slated for affordable housing are employing new strategies.

The High Line's plan to offer cold draughts on hot summer days is one step closer to reality.

A plan to put the NYPD's 27 hooved officers in the back of a Hell's Kitchen development is in jeopardy.

Time Warner is considering a move to Related Cos. new development at the Hudson Yards.

Neighbors can sound off Wednesday on the potential move of one of the city's most popular schools to Hell's Kitchen.

Tir Na Nog, which has pubs in Baltimore and Philadelphia, is opening a second Hell's Kitchen location

CB4 lost one of its leading voices Wednesday night, with the departure of longtime waterfront activist Bob Trentlyon.

West-side residents can weigh in on a plan to bring more housing and business to the area at a Wednesday night hearing.

With construction beginning soon, PS 51 is working to secure safety measures for students' off-campus lunches.

With no solution in sight to a merger that many equate to a closure, Holy Cross School parents are seeking help.

Residents weighed in Wednesday night on a proposed residential pyramid project in Hell's Kitchen.

Hakkasan, the first Chinese restaurant ever to earn a Michelin star, is on its way to New York this fall.