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Seen & Heard: City vehicles in the crosswalks
Plus a math festival in Fidi; tennis on the big screen; compacting trash in Hudson Square. / 5 comments
Seen & Heard: No turning back at The Tombs
Plus River & Blues concert for July 20; artists discuss climate change at Brookfield; the PAC in the clouds. / 1 comment
Still pushing for more affordability at 5 World Trade Center
Community activists and local elected officials are trying to increase the number of affordable units at the residential tower, now stuck at 30 percent. / 9 comments
The Latest: Congestion pricing clears another hurdle
Tolling devices to capture revenues for crossing into Lower Manhattan could be in place as soon as next April. Here are some scenarios for what it will mean for us. / 72 comments
In the News: Congestion pricing analysis from around the area and across the pond
For further reading, look to The Times, Vox, Streetsblog, The Washington Post, Gothamist and even the engineering firm Arup. / 2 comments
In the News: Seeking landmark status for two local gems
Plus cracking down on illegal cannabis; tickets for Taylor Swift; loving on One White Street's mircogreens. / 11 comments
Nosy Neighbor: What are all these bugs in Tribeca?
Swarms of what experts guess are flying aphids are clouding the riverfront.
Pace University creates a new college for performing arts
The Sands College of Performing Arts is named in recognition of a $25 million gift to the university -- one of the largest it has ever received.
The Latest: Battery Park City’s resiliency plans for the streets of Tribeca
In addition to adding height to walls in Battery Park City, plans still call for a wall along the bike path from Chambers to Harrison. / 9 comments
Remembering longtime BPC activist Bob Schneck
The Battery Park City resident died in May of multiple myeloma, a cancer caused by exposure to the toxins of 9/11, at age 75. / 1 comment
Marte wins reelection with 63 percent of vote
About 8000 votes were cast in a district with 71,000 eligible Democratic voters. / 6 comments
In the News: The Oped we’ve been waiting for
Two climate activists take on the Army Corps' plan for the west side that would most definitely ruin everything we value about living next to the river. / 7 comments
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(Pam's coverage of development issues is so amazing.) I choose to focus on the positive: 976 new homes, in a... — Komanoff / Tower plans have begun for Independence Plaza
There was no "Tribeca" when IDP was built. The area from Citibank to Whole Foods complex was in an urban... — G / Tower plans have begun for Independence Plaza
Even though building housing is worthwhile, the scale of this project is not in keeping with the community. Despite the... — Gary / Tower plans have begun for Independence Plaza
I cannot believe he said that, nor that anyone believed that. — James Bogardus / Tower plans have begun for Independence Plaza
Chris Marte told us during his reelection campaign that the development is not moving forward now and that is pushing... — B / Tower plans have begun for Independence Plaza
Yup, I'm with you generally. I'd always like to see more money for community benefits, since you know the developers... — malcolm / Tower plans have begun for Independence Plaza
this isn't safe for the tenants or the businesses on the block. Vernado lies about affordable housing and doesn't care... — NY Native / Tower plans have begun for Independence Plaza