The Seneca Chief arrives at Pier 26 in Tribeca, its last stop on a 33-day journey from Buffalo via the Erie Canal and Hudson River. The boat is a replica of the original Seneca Chief on which Gov.

Taking place the day before the park’s annual Halloween Parade and Party, the popular Tribeca events are sponsored by Friends ...

Paula and Jeff Galloway announce the winners of the canine competition. The couple are founders of the Battery Park City Dog ...

In a public arrest operation by ICE, unprecedented in New York City, dozens of heavily armed agents descended on Canal Street in Tribeca Tuesday afternoon. The action, aimed at street vendors between ...

Once again this Halloween season, Downtown families can celebrate with pumpkin-picking, scavenger hunts, parades for humans and dogs, and more. Here’s a rundown of those Lower Manhattan happenings.

Attending the forum was a “no-brainer” for Tocarra Mallard, whose family are members of the community center. She said she will start by organizing an emergency preparedness event in her building.

That’s Community Board 1’s message to city officials who are looking to build a towering, 2,000-unit apartment complex at 100 Gold Street, next to Southbridge Towers. As part of Mayor Eric Adams’s ...

If there is one landmark that says Tribeca more than all others, it’s the footbridge over Staple Street. That bridge, which connects the townhouse at 9 Jay Street to a condo unit at 67 Hudson, has ...

Update: Nov. 14, 2023: This article includes statements to the Trib provided by a Stellar Management spokesperson after the story was first posted. Developers are proposing a 900-foot residential ...

Now in its 44th year, the Battery Dance Festival returned to the Downtown stage this month—two stages actually. The first of the five culturally eclectic performances (a sixth was cancelled due to ...

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, ...

With brushes, paint and some whimsical ideas, a group of young people brought brightness and images of hope this summer to an often joyless Downtown institution. Over the course of six-weeks, the ...