Hudson River Park Trust

The City Planning Commission will hold a hearing on the St. John's Terminal project on Aug. 24.

The park hired the dogs to deal with flocks of Canada geese that were causing trouble at Clinton Cove.

An appeals court granted a motion to allow construction of the first nine piles for Pier55.

A state appeals court halted construction of Pier 55, which was scheduled to start this summer.

The Trust will have more than 400,000 square feet of development rights left after the St. John's deal.

The Hudson River Park Trust will re-route pedestrians to the bike path to make repairs near Pier 40.

The two companies are going to partner to occupy the waterfront pace, potentially year-round.

A civic group sued the Hudson River Park Trust to stop the Barry Diller-backed pier from being built.

The politicians want the funds in addition to the $800,000 Gov. Cuomo's proposed budget allocates.

After many delays, the Department of Sanitation finally turned over the pier to the park.

The waterfront space has an enclosed cooking kiosk and dedicated outdoor seating.

The $350 million development project will bring a new food market and a Google office to Pier 57.

The Hudson River Park Trust said the pier is an "ideal space for art, production and film studios."

A Friends of Hudson River Park capital campaign aims to raise $1.5 million to restore the playground.

Following community upheaval, the trust decided not to pursue plans for a beer garden at the quiet pier.