Community Board 6

The New York City Department of Transportation has rejected Baruch College's proposal to turn a stretch of East 25th Street into a pedestrian plaza.

One Sutton Place South has reached an agreement with the city to transform its private backyard into a new 10,000-square-foot waterfront park, city officials announced Tuesday.

The GM of controversial Upper East Side club Vudu Lounge had his application for a new country-and-western bar in Gramercy denied by the community board.

A group of parents and teachers from P.S. 116 in Kips Bay have gained the support of local elected officials and community boards in their fight against overcrowding.

Canz a Citi Roadhouse, a Hooters-type chain, served up an opening day round of drinks at its new Murray Hill location Friday, but the State Liquor Authority says it doesn't have a liquor license.

At a community board meeting on Wednesday night, parents and teachers from P.S. 116 came out in force, asking for the board's help in their fight against overcrowding.

The Turtle Bay pub once known as Black Finn celebrates its grand reopening today as the newly remodeled and redesigned Tammany Hall Tavern.

Members of Community Board 6 have been battling pub crawls for months. Now, they are taking that fight one step further and asking city officials for help.

Community leaders hailed the NYPD for a significant uptick in the number of tickets issued for offenses such as public urination, after locals complained about the raucous bar scene in Midtown East and Turtle Bay.

The Kips Bay Community Day will host its last event of the season on Saturday, once again turning a stretch of Second Avenue into a neighborhood festival.

Murder and rape are relatively rare between East 59th and East 14th streets, but statistics in the area indicate high rates of property crimes such as burglaries and grand larcenies.

Community Board 6 has been cracking down on bars requesting 4 a.m. closures. That harsh stance has led two prospective bar owners to look elsewhere.

New restaurants and bars have been asked to close at 2 a.m.

The Municipal Art Society to host a daylong event envisioning a future park on the East River Pier 38 on July 26.

DOT workers are putting in bike lanes along First and Second avenues from 34th to 59th streets.