Smokestack Demolition In Jersey Could Shake FIDI, Police Say

Lower Manhattan will hear and see the controlled demolition of a New Jersey smokestack and water tower Friday morning.

City Scraps Plan For Massive Lower Manhattan Jail After Outrage

The city is nixing plans to build a jail at 80 Centre St. in favor of expanding the existing Manhattan Detention Complex.

Tech Trainings For Working Moms Come To NYC

The city is partnering with MotherCoders to offer college-educated moms tech sector trainings.

Housing Advocates To March Through Lower Manhattan Thursday

Affordable housing advocates are marching to demand state lawmakers strengthen rent regulations.

'CBD Retail Education Hub' Comes To Tribeca

The shop will feature a "discovery bar" with samples and a lounge hosting yoga, massage and guided meditation classes.

9/11 Responders Can Now Receive Federal Medal Of Valor

President Trump signed a bill into law that make 9/11 responders who died of related illnesses eligible for the honor.

Battery Park City Unveils New Community Space

Priority is given to residents and local groups to book the space, but anyone is welcome to reserve it.

Satanists Sue Netflix, Claim 'Sabrina' Ripped Off Their Statue

The Satanic Temple is suing Netflix and Warner Bros. for $150 million, according to Manhattan court filings.

Racist Graffiti At African Burial Ground Is "Terrorism," Pols Say

The city, state and federal governments must collaborate to apprehend the racist vandal, City Council Members demanded Monday.

Lower Manhattan Jail Plan Should Be Pulled, Say Pols

The plan must be pulled and revised with greater community input, according to a group of elected officials.

Tribeca's Best Market Shutters Due To Lease Woes, Competitors

"There are just so many people taking bites out of the apple, pun not intended," said a co-owner with the grocery chain.

Smorgasburg Coming To WTC For Three-Day Food Fest

Nineteen vendors have signed on for the three-day feast at Oculus Plaza this November.

City Remembers Victims Of Tribeca Terror Attack One Year Later

Survivors and victim's loved ones gathered in Lower Manhattan Wednesday to commemorate the eight victims.

City Settles Occupy Wall Street Scooter Suit With $145K Pay Out

The city settled with Ariel Douglas, who was struck by a NYPD scooter during a protest, after a seven year legal battle.

Amazon Go Cashierless Store Will Open Near World Trade Center

The high-tech convenience store is slated for Brookfield Place, Recode reported.

Lower Manhattan Halloween 2018: Where To Dress Up And Get Down

Patch's guide to the various Halloween parties, parades and pumpkin patches in Lower Manhattan this season.

Construction Kicks Off For Pier 26’s Ecology-Themed Redesign

The Tribeca pier will transform into a lush landscape that highlights Hudson River Park's ecology.

Jail Plan Blasted As Furious Locals Pack Lower Manhattan Meeting

Livid locals came out in force to oppose a jail proposed for 80 Centre Street.

Cuomo Announces Hurricane Maria Memorial Coming To Battery Park

Gov. Cuomo signed an executive order Thursday creating a commission to helm the memorial's design and installation.

WATCH: 17th Annual 9/11 Commemoration Ceremony

Family members will read the names of the fallen in the annual ceremony at the World Trade Center.

Dine-In Theater Alamo Drafthouse To Open FIDI Location: Report

The theater will also boast a video store-themed bar where film buffs can rent flicks for free.

NYC Climate Action March Draws Thousands In Manhattan

A massive crowd marched through Lower Manhattan urging action to combat climate change.

Teen Who Fell To Death Was 'The Brightest Of Stars:' Friends

Those who knew Imogen Roche left flowers and messages for the late 15-year-old outside of the Reade Street building where she fell.

New York Harbor Is The Cleanest It Has Been In A Century: Study

The water quality in New York Harbor is the cleanest it has been in nearly 110 years, according to a new city report.

Teen Who Fell From Tribeca Fire Escape Was An Aspiring Actress

The 15-year-old who plummeted to her death Sunday was an aspiring actress who went to Beacon High School.

A Tea-Themed Pop Up Installation Comes To Tribeca

The experience includes a ball room with a giant "boba tea" bottle.

Tribeca Transforms Franklin Street Into Aretha Tribute

New Yorkers said a little prayer for the queen of soul at Franklin Street's 1 train station Thursday.

Victory Cup Polo Match Returns To Governors Island With Beer Fest

One of the nation's largest equestrian​ events is coming to Governors Island on Saturday.

Women Protest Mike Pence As 'Handmaids' In Lower Manhattan

Dozens gathered in Lower Manhattan to protest Vice President Mike Pence outside of a cybersecurity summit he spoke at.

9/11 Victim Identified Using New DNA Testing

The remains of 26-year-old financial worker Scott Johnson were identified through advances in DNA testing.

Police Fine Joker Who Covered FIDI's Charging Bull With Sex Toys

Talk about a cock and bull story.

Brooklyn Bridge Beach Will Open To Public For City Of Water Day

Advocates have long-fought to increase public access to the shuttered beach.

The Dead Rabbit To Reopen On July 19th After Kitchen Fire

The award-winning Financial District bar will reopen with a cold plate menu while the kitchen undergoes renovations.

NYC Unions To Rally Against Supreme Court Janus Labor Ruling

Activists are calling on New Yorkers to protest a U.S. Supreme Court ruling in the Janus labor union case this evening at Foley Square.

Two Battery Park City Residents Appointed To Authority Board

Gov. Andrew Cuomo appointed Battery Park City residents Martha Gallo and Anthony Kendall to the complex's state-run board.

Dad Sues Son's School For Banning Star Of David Necklace: Report

A Soviet refugee is suing a Financial District preschool for refusing to allow his son's Star of David necklace, reported The Daily News.

Head of Battery Park City Authority Resigns, New CEO Named

The chairman and CEO of Battery Park City's governing board, Dennis Mehiel, resigned Tuesday effective immediately.

FiDi Skyscraper Launches Rentals With Sprawling Views

Glass skyscraper, 19 Dutch, has begun leasing its 483 apartments in the Financial District, New York YIMBY reported.

Advocates Slam City Proposal Limiting Vendors Near WTC

A new City Council bill aims to expand the vendor-free zone near the World Trade Center, but advocates say the plan is Islamophobic.

Girl Scouts Honor Trailblazing 'Rosies' With Battery Park Garden

Troop 3302 dedicated a garden to the women whose work during World War II paved the way for future generations.