A Tribeca mansion could become the home—one of several—to India’s richest man. The $120 billion multi-national conglomerate ...

As August drew to a close, so too did the two last businesses in the peculiar, trapezoid-shaped building on the Tribeca corner of West Broadway, 6th Avenue, and Walker Street. With Tribeca Park Cafe, ...

A handsome, sharply dressed man, shouldering a backpack and looking eerily like the late John F. Kennedy Jr., exits a grey apartment building on North Moore Street, dog in tow. He strolls towards ...

Luis Fernandez was supposed to be home by now. An immigration court judge on Monday set a $5,000 bond for the release of the popular Tribeca waiter from a Texas ICE lockup, where he has been held for ...

A nearly $300 million redo of Wagner Park, closed since March 2023 for a total flood-mitigation redesign, reopened on Tuesday with a raised, expanded lawn, hearty native plants that need less water, ...

Between its uniquely designed, multifaceted Playscape and, nearby, the colorful, aquatic-themed carousel SeaGlass, The Battery has some of the city’s most fun and innovative play options for kids.

There are some new cats in town. Late Monday morning, six kittens rescued in the wake of this month’s devastating Texas floods arrived at Best Friends Pet Adoption Center on West Broadway. Since the ...

The shelves outside the entrance to Morgan’s Market at 13 Hudson St. were a rare and welcoming sight for print-loving eyes. For decades, they have been reliably stacked with copies of the Times, Daily ...

For years they fought a losing battle against the towering jail planned for Chinatown. Now, with the 2-acre site at 124-125 White St. leveled and weeks to go before construction begins, the opponents ...

After 15 years, Leo Heinert was back to his old tricks beneath the Brooklyn Bridge. It was the official reopening on Thursday of the legendary skateboarding mecca, Brooklyn Bridge Banks, and Heinert, ...

A Titanic experience at the Seaport? That’s the aim of a group of descendants of the fated voyage who have organized an effort to erect a 12-story “one-of-a-kind city attraction” on Pier 16. As yet ...

A single block of Duane Street, between Hudson Street and West Broadway, is Tribeca’s Covid-era holdout of sorts. It is also a hyperlocal view into what now is a city-wide controversy over the ...