Department of Transportation’s Urban Art Program

Residents want lights installed along Broadway in Bushwick.

Inwood drivers say they are frustrated by the loss of parking in an area already strapped for spots.

The East 78th Street pedestrian bridge is back and so is a chunk of the East River esplanade.

Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver asked the city to immediately improve safety on Delancey Street.

A massive billboard that collapsed into the BQE in Greenpoint Friday had an illegal ad, officials said.

The triangular park, known as Chinatown's mini High Line, will be designed with Chinese artist Xu Bing.

A Community Board 6 committee supported a pilot program that would put speed cameras on NYC streets.

The East River waterfront between 76th to 79th streets will reopen now that a pedestrian bridge is done.

Double Happyness bus carrier was ordered off the road by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.

Megabus will soon move its stop from Ninth Avenue and 33rd Street.

Roger Baust, who was slapped with a $1,500 fine last holiday season, died Sept. 16 at 64 years old. 

The mayor said he stands behind a decision to ban holiday decor from the Staten Island Ferry terminal.

The Friends of Bogardus Garden want to make the plaza at Hudson and Chambers streets permanent.

Several Tudor City residents are pushing to turn an East 43rd Street cul-de-sac into a public plaza.

The M50, which travels east-to-west through Midtown, is the slowest bus in all of New York City.