Parks Department

The bust, created by Lionel Smit and based on the Roman god Janus, is awaiting Parks approval.

The conservators suggest using projectors to cast images of the hieroglyphics back onto the monolith.

Here's where to look for downy little heads popping out of nests in local parks. 

The stops are at W. 100th, 103rd, 104th, 106th, 112th, 113th, 114th, 116th, 119th and 122nd streets. 

The lack of lighting on the path makes it unsafe for bikers and runners, community members said.

The indoor pool offered a less daunting environment than an open river, volunteers said.

The Parks Department is transforming its storage space under the FDR into a dining oasis.

An environmental study found potentially carcinogenic materials buried underneath the soil at BAM Park.

The Parks Department's plan for Clement Clarke Moore Park includes installing new play units and swings.

The city paid $53 million to Bayside Fuel on March 9, according to property records.

The redone "Freedom of the Human Spirit" was presented this week to the city's Design Commission.

A youth league had to pool its own money to pay for makeshift field lights and a generator to run them.

A nearly 30-acre park was promised to North Brooklyn residents during the 2005 rezoning. 

Parkour involves acrobatic vaulting, swinging, jumping, leaping and rolling between objects.

The 4,500-square-foot piazza would be the largest open space on the High Line Park.