Department of Transportation’s Urban Art Program

The grandmother of Dashane Santana requested Delancey Street be co-named in her honor.

The Department of Transportation proposed traffic changes to improve safety for senior citizens.

Of the 53 proposed sites, 22 bike-share stations would require the loss of public or commercial parking.

The Port Authority asked the DOT not to renew a permit for a Megabus hub at the bus terminal.

A new speed sign was added to the corner of Hicks and Degraw streets to address speeding issues.

The city plans to add new pedestrian plazas to Whitehall and State streets.

Initial construction will begin on Broadway in the spring and last through late 2015.

More bike parking, less car parking, and a left-turn lane for Broadway are among the DOT's suggestions.

The DOT plans to temporarily turn a stretch of Second Avenue into public open space.

Residents near 23rd Street and Broadway are asking the DOT to boost safety in the wake of a fatal crash.

The Community Board 5 transportation committee passed a resolution in support of the plan Monday night.

The Coast Guard will restrict all travel beneath the Brooklyn Bridge if winds reach 27 miles per hour.

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

About 60 Midtown residents discussed where to site stations for the city's new bike-share program.

Dozens of angry John Street residents attended a community meeting about the noise March 6, 2012.