Parks Department

The Parks Department is removing Central Park's outdated "15 mph" signs from 20 years ago.

The new Imagination Playground on John Street is only open for three hours a day.

Battery Park City residents say the Parks Enforcement Patrol officers are rude and overzealous.

Dog owners said spring is around the corner after smelling and seeing skunks in Inwood and Washington Heights parks.

Security efforts are being increased in Isham Park in the wake of a man mugged by an assailant carrying a BB gun.

State Sen. Adriano Espaillat plans to discuss various issues that effect those who live in the 31st State Senate District.

Upper East Siders fight Parks Dept. plans to relocate a tree from the path of the Second Avenue Subway to the Bronx.

Central Park's move toward replacing hot dog vendors with gourmet carts and trucks is angering Upper East Siders.

Veselka may decide not to return to the site, leaving it open to offers from popular operators such as Shake Shack.

Fees for using city fields, tennis courts and recreation centers are set to rise as the city struggles to close a budget gap.

The truck could serve bison, venison, beans, corn and other Native American foods.

Walking on ponds is forbidden, but park-goers do it everyday.

Zahi Hawass said if the city doesn't repair Cleopatra's Needle, Egypt would take it back.

A judge ruled that police incorrectly wrote a summons for two men ticketed while playing chess in Inwood Hill Park.

The tree vendor fined $1,500 by the city for keeping a warming shack removed the structure just before Christmas.