Manhattan's busy, dense central neighborhood has racked up more than 100 air complaints since January.
On Thursday, July 23th from 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m., join Senator Liz Krueger to talk about navigating the healthcare system.
Speaker Corey Johnson is inviting Block Associations and neighbors to help keep our community clean on August 1st, 2020.
Join the panel of DOE representatives to learn more about preliminary reopening plans for the 2020-2021 school year.
Businesses in Midtown and Hell's Kitchen were accused of violating NYC's phased reopening rules more than 300 times since July 6.
The inflatable swan was caught in "heavy marine traffic" after being pulled into the East River by a strong current.
City workers closed off a stretch of Fifth Avenue on Thursday to prepare the street for painting.
The conversation led by youth leaders will discuss Freedom of Speech, power of protest, legislation and policy, and current events.
Hell's Kitchen's 10036 zip code was in the city’s top ten for 311 complaints for social distancing violations.
New York City Public Library branches will reopen for grab-and-go service in July.
The cathedral has been open since June 1 for people to pray inside during specified hours outside of Mass.
You will have the option to view the event online through Facebook or to listen by calling in.
Mayor BIll de Blasio pushed for a Black Lives Matter mural on the street of the president's Fifth Avenue skyscraper.
The info sessions about how to file insurance claims will be held June 23rd and 24th.
Statues in Rockefeller Center were outfitted with masks to remind New Yorkers to wear the protective equipment as they return to work.
Workers formed a line that spanned several city blocks near Rockefeller Center.
Sen. Hoylman wants to know how public school families have been managing.
Community Board Five pledges to do our part in our district through our work.
Check out these shopping/take-out lists. They've been updated with new businesses offering take-out/pick-up.
The Manual, which is available at www.nycstreetdesign.info, comprehensively updates the guidance of the previous edition.
As the City prepares for phase one of reopening, it has created palm cards with important guidelines and resources.
Amid the shutdown, neighbors are finding new ways to socialize.
Nine NYC neighborhoods will see increased enforcement to make sure bars and restaurants follow social distancing rules, the mayor said.
The Central Park South Civic Association said Amy Cooper's "blatant racism" deserves a lifetime ban from Central Park.
Join us for a virtual conversation hosted by the MAS Urbanists, with Justin Davidson and MAS President, Elizabeth Goldstein on May 26.
In recent weeks, there has been an increase in COVID-19-related bias incidents and hate crimes against the City’s Asian communities.
The updated COVID-19 Resource Center is packed with new information, opportunities, and support.
In response to this unprecedented time, we invite you to join us for an entirely new online series: Live with Carnegie Hall.
Kate Broug usually designs scarves for Anna in Bhutan.
'We are contributing $10,000 to kick off the program and matching donations dollar for dollar up to an additional $10,000.'
The heart is a message of support for New Yorkers, and a thanks to healthcare workers and essential staff.
The New York Knicks and Rangers owner James Dolan is donating coronavirus antibodies following his recovery.
The Midtown park's lawn will be reopened for spring "in compliance" with social distancing measures.
Posters offering uplifting messages for New Yorkers dealing with the coronavirus outbreak are being displayed in Times Square.
Workers at two Manhattan residential buildings walked out of work to demand fair pay, affordable healthcare and safer working conditions.
Council Member Keith Powers is hosting a Small Business Town Hall meeting on Zoom at 6pm on Tuesday evening.
Here's a list of resources for all the delicious options in CB5 for dining of every kind.
Library members can download this month's book, "Deacon King Kong," for free using the library's e-reading app.
"We facilitate individual support encounters, support groups, stress-reduction training, and grief rituals via Zoom or calls."
The City of New York has put together a helpful consolidated resource for those seeking help for Coronavirus.