Protesters Dump Fake Blood On Charging Bull; Dozens Arrested

Cops cuffed 27 people Monday as environmental activists covered the iconic statue with fake blood and blocked traffic on Broadway.

Met's Stolen Golden Coffin Is Going Back To Egypt: DA

An ancient coffin, looted during the 2011 Egyptian revolution and sold to the Met for $4 million, will be returned to its home, the DA said.

NYC Governors Island Named One Of Greatest Places In America

Governors Island was named as one of America's top 13 greatest places in the country.

Auschwitz Exhibition Reveals Shofar Once Sounded During Holocaust

The shofar, a ram's horn made into an instrument, was once secretly sounded during Jewish religious services at Auschwitz.

NYC Climate Strike: Thousands Demand Action

Natalie, 13, hopes this message will reach her lawmakers: "When we said 'Abolish ICE,' this isn't what we meant!"

Watch: 9/11 Commemoration Ceremony Unites Families In NYC

Nearly 3,000 names of those who were lost during the September 11th attacks and the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center will be read.

Man Strikes Charging Bull Statue With Banjo, Causing Gash: NYPD

A man was arrested for striking the iconic Charging Bull statue with a banjo Saturday afternoon, according to police.

9/11 Memorials And Events In New York City

New York City will honor and remember those who died 18 years ago in the 9/11 attacks.

World Trade Center Oculus's Skylight Will Remain Closed For 9/11

Ongoing leaks at the Oculus have forced the Port Authority to keep the Oculus's skylight closed.

Concrete Plazas Will Be Transformed Into A New Park In FiDi

The new green space will be named for the late Elizabeth Berger and commemorate Lower Manhattan's historical neighborhood, Little Syria.

Ticket Scammers Barred From Battery Park: Report

Ticket sellers known for misleading tourists are barred from Battery Park, according to a report.

This Couple's Engagement At 3 World Trade Was 'Meant To Be'

"Everything kind of worked out perfectly and it was almost like it was meant to be."

Thousands Of Lower Manhattan Tenants Could Be Owed Rent: Report

Tenants at more than 6,000 Lower Manhattan apartments could be owed money, according to a report.

Hudson River Park Will Takeover Non-Profit As 'Visionary' Retires

After more than 30 years on Manhattan's westside, The River Project will merge with the Hudson River Park Trust.

Former Gov Island CEO Will Lead WTC Performing Arts Center

The former CEO of the Trust for Governors Island Leslie Koch will lead the World Trade Center's Ronald O. Perelman Performing Arts Center.

Sand Bag Muralists Sought To Make Flood Barriers Less Ugly

The city is taking applications for mural designs to beautify coastal flooding protection barriers through July 15.

Learn About Battery Park Flood Plan That May Take Down Pavilion

The next meeting regarding Battery Park City's resiliency project, which could require razing Wagner Park's pavilion building, is Monday.

Lower Manhattan CB Wants Updates On A Promised Plaza In Tribeca

A developer filed an application to DOT in 2014 to make this space into a public plaza. Now, CB 1 wants to know what happened to the plans.

Long-Awaited West Thames Pedestrian Bridge Installation Begins

The long-delayed West Thames Pedestrian Bridge begins installation this week.

Free FiDi Bus Service Scraps Stops To Prevent Ticket Seller Scams

The Downtown Alliance will scrap bus stops on its free bus route this summer to try to stop aggressive ticket sellers who target tourists.

Romania Day On Broadway: What You Need To Know

The 2019 Romania Day in NYC is coming to the Financial District on Saturday.

VIDEO: See How The Statue Of Liberty Museum Was Built

The Statue of Liberty Museum is set to open Thursday.

Larry Gluck Among Worst Evictors In Manhattan: Tenants' Advocates

Tenants and tenants' advocates blasted Larry Gluck of Stellar Management for being among Manhattan's worst evictors.

Auschwitz Exhibition At Museum Of Jewish Heritage Opens

The Museum of Jewish Heritage opened the largest exhibition on Auschwitz in North America. The exhibition will run through Jan. 3, 2020.

VIDEO: Peregrine Falcon Chicks Hatch In Financial District Nest

Two of the four peregrine falcons this season have hatched.

NYU Freshman Phillip Youmans Wins Award At Tribeca Film Festival

A New York University freshman won a top award at the Tribeca Film Festival.

Shakespeare & Co. Is Opening Up Another Store In Lower Manhattan

Shakespeare & Co. is opening a new shop at Brookfield Place in Lower Manhattan.

9/11 Memorial And Museum 5K: What You Need To Know

The seventh annual 9/11 Memorial & Museum 5K and community day is slated for Sunday.

62 Arrested At NYC Climate Protest At City Hall, Police Say

Activists from the Extinction Rebellion unfurled banners from light posts during a climate protest at City Hall Wednesday morning.

Learn About Auschwitz Exhibit That Will Display WWII-Era Boxcar

The Museum of Jewish Heritage hosts a community discussion Wednesday night about its new Auschwitz exhibition.

Pavilion Likely To Be Pulled Down For Battery Park Flood Defense

The project is expected to involve demolishing a beloved pavilion building in Wagner Park.

Parents Concerned About Mercury Clean-Up Near Seaport School

Lower Manhattan residents are concerned about Howard Hughes' mercury clean-up at a Seaport lot near an elementary school.

New Guide Details How To Reduce Trash Piles In Lower Manhattan

The Downtown Alliance hopes to inform residents and property managers about better waste management to reduce piles of garbage bags.

Downtown BID Will Award Two $10k Grants To Local Businesses

The Downtown Alliance is offering a $10,000 grant for Lower Manhattan businesses to improve their online presence and digital tools.

VIDEO: Statue Of Liberty's Original Torch Transported To New Home

A time-lapse video reveals the extensive disassembly and transportation done to move the historic torch.

Meet Your New Local Editor For Tribeca And The Financial District

Sydney Pereira joins Patch.

UJA Supports Interest-free "Paycheck" Program Amid Gov't Shutdown

UJA and Hebrew Free Loan Society offering interest-free loans to federal employees who have been furloughed or are working without pay

Statue Of Liberty To Remain Open During Government Shutdown

Lady Liberty will remain a beacon during the government shutdown.

Tribeca Citizen To Fold After Nearly A Decade Covering Nabe

The hyper-local blog will cease publication on Dec. 31, the owner announced.

'Fearless Girl' Statue Gets New Home At New York Stock Exchange

Bowling Green's "Charging Bull" will eventually join the four-foot statue in front of the stock exchange.