Parks Department

The Parks Department plans to restore the stone stairways and grotto at the eastern end of Fort Tryon.

City Councilwoman Margaret Chin said skateboarders are overwhelming the new East River Waterfront and damaging benches.

The annual Halloween party at Hell's Kitchen Park was originally launched as a way to reclaim it from drug dealers.

A record $20 million gift from the Diller-von Furstenberg Family Foundation has brought the third section of the High Line closer to reality.

An ill-fated trip from the Bronx to Manhattan left an art installation stranded on Rikers Island last week.

The 24-foot-wide Harvest Dome art installation is set to float into the waters along Inwood HIll Park on Friday.

Montefiore, mostly used as a passageway for students headed to City College from the subway, will double in size by 2015 under a planned $6.4 million renovation and expansion.

A rooster that evaded capture in Fort Tryon Park over the weekend was caught on Monday and is now in the City's custody.

A sexual assault occurred on Morningside Park's upper path at around 6 p.m. Sunday, police said.

Two Urban Park Rangers and an off-duty MTA worker, attempted to capture a hen and rooster in Fort Tryon Park on Sunday.

Unsuspecting pedestrians may see a wish station, a person entirely covered by fabric and subway signs altered to include historical place names.

Inwood residents asked why they were not told that a nationally televised concert was being held in Inwood Hill Park.

The Parks Department has started opening the Washington Square Park bathrooms at 9 a.m. instead of 7 a.m., angering parkgoers.

The first phase of a master plan for improvements at Bennett Park began this week and is slated to continue for 12 months.

Almost 30 local restaurants will serve food and wine in the park for the annual Taste of the Village benefit Wednesday night.