Parks Department

John Jay Park's yoga-loving seniors reached accord on plans for exercise equipment geared to adults.

The Parks Dept. wants a moderately priced eatery with takeout and a bar to replace Tavern on the Green.

Sand artist Joe Mangrum said the new rules are costing him money and disrupting the Village.

The 79th Street Boat Basin could raise docking fees for boat owners under a Parks Department plan.

Locals say the Parks Department isn't doing enough to control a growing rat problem in Riverside Park.

A plan to redesign the signs in Union Square Park was rejected by residents for looking "too Midtown."

Community Board 7 wants Tavern on the Green to serve all diners, even ones wearing "exercise clothes."

A proposal would open up the third section as soon as possible.

Urban Park Rangers are on high alert after an eastern box turtle went missing in Inwood HIll Park.

Sakura Park will get its first food vendor, which is a hot dog and ice cream cart.

Tennis aficionados and city officials remain divided over a plan to renovate Inwood's tennis courts.

In a stark contrast to their Upper East Side counterparts, members of Community Board 7 said Monday they liked the idea of affordable, casual dining at Tavern on the Green.

The revamped Minetta Playground on Sixth Avenue in Greenwich Village will have blue and green play equipment, bucket-seat swings for young children, a drinking fountain, three chess tables and benches.

A fight has been brewing at John Jay Park, pitting seniors who take yoga classes against those hoping to get outdoor exercise equipment geared to older adults.

The board of a Sutton Place co-op has chosen renowned landscape architect David Kamp to finally turn its gated garden into a public park.