In a futile effort to save a woman who had jumped into the Hudson River just south of Canal Street Tuesday around 10 a.m, two ...

There are some new cats in town. Late Monday morning, six kittens rescued in the wake of this month’s devastating Texas ...

For seven years, until last month, Luis Fernandez waited tables at Square Diner in Tribeca. Now he is reportedly cooking for ...

While Luis Fernandez, the beloved waiter at Tribeca’s Square Diner, remains in a Texas immigration detention center, his family—a “devastated” wife and two children—wait and worry, his lawyer said.

The lights are on, holiday wreaths hang above the doorways, and Christmas music echoes through the halls of Pier 17. But merchants in the South Street Seaport shopping mall say they aren’t feeling a ...

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, ...

Developers of a newly proposed 940-foot residential tower in Tribeca’s Independence Plaza faced their project’s irate neighbors for the first time on Monday. Appearing before Community Board 1’s Land ...

Standing with opponents of the planned 295-foot Chinatown jail tower, mayoral candidate Eric Adams last April proclaimed his solidarity with their cause. “I join you today in saying no new jail. No ...

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 ...

Mayor Eric Adams said he is looking for an alternative to the city’s borough-based jail plans, giving a glimmer of hope to those who oppose a jail tower, the tallest in the world, slated for the edge ...

Maxwell Tribeca is a private club sparking a very public outcry. Promised by its owner to be a “small and intimate” gathering spot for vetted members, Maxwell Tribeca, at 451 Washington St., has drawn ...

Karlsson, 70, recently published " A Birds' Guide to The Battery and New York Harbor," a personal tribute to the 25-acre park's rich, and largely unknown, avian life. The book's photos of 79 varieties ...