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A parking lot on Manhattan's East River waterfront that served a hospital for 30 years will be converted into an 11,000-square-foot public park, opening in 2026.
New York City's high real estate costs force smaller religious congregations to find creative solutions for space, often involving complex rental agreements and partnerships.
New York City's severe housing shortage, the worst in 60 years, is creating intense conflict over the use of limited urban green spaces for new development.
Rising tensions in Central Park as high-speed e-bikes clash with pedestrians and traditional cyclists, leading to increased accidents and urgent calls for new safety regulations.
Val Day, artistic director of 59E59 Theaters, advocates for a new leadership model in theater, focusing on creating supportive spaces for artists.
Protests at the Brooklyn Navy Yard have intensified, leading to 8 arrests as activists demand the eviction of two companies over alleged ties to the Israeli military.
