Parks Department

La Marina's proposed seating capacity was cut to 500 from 1,000 by the Parks Department. 

After closing in 2008, the historic Forest Park Carousel will reopen to the public this weekend.

Police will eject anyone found inside the park between midnight and 6 a.m., they said.

Thousands are expected to celebrate the city's cultural heritage at Drums Along the Hudson Sunday.

Performers are now welcome to perform in Washington Square Park.

A swimmer at John Jay Park wants city officials to implement a bathing cap policy at public pools.

Neighbors are protesting the barbecues that the Parks Department began installing this week.

An investigation found that employees were underpaid in their work on several city construction projects.

A private tennis club's season was extended on public parkland because of an A/C unit, officials said.

A Parks plan to restore a desolate section of Fort Tryon Park will likely begin next spring. 

Events on Sunday will mark the 100th anniversary of the Titanic, and the memory of Isidor and Ida Straus.

A CB12 committee voted to recommend Parks Department allow off-leash dogs in Isham Park overnight. 

Art created on the subway by artist Peter Bulow is on display in Fort Tryon Park through June 30.

Inwood residents are engaged in a heated debate about off-leash dogs after a recent dog attack.

The city is looking for a company to manage construction on the park's final section.