Manhattan News

A city agency headed by Mayor Joseph Delfino voted yesterday to allow two developers who would build a total of 627 rental and assisted-living units more time to start their projects after both warned that the ...

NEW YORK - One hundred forty feet below Grand Central Terminal, in a muddy, slippery tunnel filled with mind-boggling machinery, a recommendation graffitied onto the wall advises passersby to watch their butts.

Global architecture firm NBBJ recently earned a LEED Silver rating from USGBC for its new New York City offices at 2 Rector Street downtown.

This past weekend my mother and her friends visited Cheticamp, a summer trip they like to make that has slowly cemented itself as an annual pilgrammage to be performed without fail each year.

The other day we got a question from a reader regarding a possible Wyndham Hotel opening in Manhattan: I don't know how old this news is.

A huge, granite-eating machine that spent the past eight months chewing a mile-long tunnel beneath a busy Manhattan office district is getting a rest, of sorts, after completing its journey to Grand Central ...

Propelled by a surge of support on several fronts, the Drama Desk Award-winning National Yiddish Theatre - Folksbiene is moving this week to new office space in midtown Manhattan.

Manhattan District Attorney Robert Morgenthau Wednesday announced the indictment of eight people on several counts of felony narcotics charges stemming from an investigation, known as "Operation Snoop," into ...

July 15, 2008 Residents of the Lower East Side called on Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer Tuesday to turn down what they consider a racist rezoning plan.

With gas at $4.15 a gallon and Manhattan parking nearly as expensive as a Broadway show ticket, what's the smartest way to travel to the Big Apple? Our eight volunteers tested a range of options: From a gas- ...

Actors Susan Sarandon and Tim Robbins have said they oppose a huge hospital development in Manhattan's historic Greenwich Village.

Dog Day Afternoon , a new play based on the events that inspired Sidney Lumet's film of the same name, makes its world premiere July 16 at The Studio Theatre at Theatre Row Theatres.

A coalition of groups opposing the proposed rezoning of the Lower East Side held a trilingual press conference and protest outside Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer's Office today, delivering a ...

Full reviews of recent jazz concerts BILLY BANG SEXTET As a violinist and composer, Mr.

You can expect from street closures in Manhattan on Tuesday because of the All Star Parade.

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July 14, 2008 As NY1 kicks off its week-long coverage of Manhattan's best-kept secrets, Borough Reporter Rebecca Spitz starts with a Dutch colonial farmhouse in the northern-most neighborhood of Inwood.

Kicking off tonight and running through Aug. 3, this year's Midtown International Theatre Festival boasts more than 50 productions, many of them rivaling the Fringe for sheer weirdness.

Fearful that their urban Eden will be buried under darkness and dirt, residents of bucolic Tudor City announced a lawsuit Wednesday to block one of the city's largest development projects.

The fire sent up a 30-story plume of smoke. Five firefighters received minor injuries battling a big blaze in an Upper West Side brownstone today.