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In a recent letter to the city's Department of Transportation (DOT), local elected officials praised the city's commitment to "present finding of an ongoing study" of Lower East Side traffic gridlock at a May community board meeting.

The Department of Buildings yesterday debuted a new interactive map showing New York City's 270 miles of sidewalk sheds in real time.

Writer and performer Eliza Bent's latest play, "Aloha, Aloha or When I Was Queen," premiered this past weekend at Abrons Arts Center.

In the Post on Sunday, there was a piece from Steve Cuozzo that carried the headline, "The world's hottest shopping city is becoming a ghost town."

Community Board 3 and local elected officials are protesting the MTA's decision to cut weekend service on the M22 bus.

Four more vendors have been revealed for the newly expanded Essex Street Market, scheduled to open this coming September as part of the Essex Crossing project.

If you haven't been following the planning for a new flood barrier along the East River, now is a good time to start paying attention.

The environmental review for three mega-towers in the Two Bridges area is several months behind schedule, but most community activists aren't complaining.

The first big commercial ventures will be opening up later this year at Essex Crossing.

Anyone looking for inspiration in dealing with life's setbacks would have been assured of finding it at Henry Street Settlement's Workforce Development Center this past Thursday evening. In an uplifting celebration, several clients shared their remarkable success stories.  They're all...