Manhattan Community Board 4

An NJ Transit planner presented updates on the Hudson Tunnel Project to the local community board.

Midtown South Precinct officers often park their vehicles in a lane on Ninth Avenue, a CB4 member said.

The city isn't accounting for development at the Hudson Yards and along the High Line, CB4 members said.

The city has had "serious concerns" about the agency's planning process, its First Deputy Mayor said.

Grand Crew will replace the short-lived Bar Truman inside the market this spring, its co-owner said.

The city plans to build between 200 and 250 affordable apartments on a parking lot at the complex.

The LPC is developing a "designation and regulatory framework" that won't hinder Con Ed's operations.

Neighbors claim Rise Bar wasn't transparent about its plans to host noisy karaoke nights and drag shows.

The owners of the now-defunct OUT Hotel are planning to "drastically" revamp the space.

The coalition will address residents' concerns about issues including transportation and air quality. 

False DOB filings have resulted in dozens of illegal demolitions throughout the district, CB4 maintains.

The David Nolan Gallery asked Community Board 4 for help following the Mike Weiss Gallery's closure.

A giant pipefish-shaped climbing structure and slide will be the centerpiece of the new playground.

Last year, a group of vendors maintained operators were mismanaging the West 39th Street flea market.

Community Board 4 has asked the city to consider implementing a "slow zone" in the area.