In Hell's Kitchen, "Super Sidewalks" have been installed on Ninth Avenue between 59th and 50th streets — shrinking the space for automobile drivers and reserving more space for pedestrians.

New laws will penalize New York City landlords who let their sidewalk sheds languish as well as recommend changes to make them a little less heinous looking.

NEW YORK − As the late-summer sun set over central Brooklyn one recent evening, neighbors quietly gathered on a street corner, looking with wonder at goldfish and glittering trinkets. The object ...

Former Toledo city council member Mike Ferner, 74, chucked a paint can of cow’s blood onto the windows of the US mission to ...

City workers have finally dismantled a 329-foot-long plywood passageway that had encased a Kips Bay sidewalk through three mayoral administrations — putting the tiniest dent in New York City's ...

Local artists are putting their talents in action, painting murals near storm drains to call attention to stormwater ...

New York’s Department of Transportation (DOT) is responsible for ensuring the city’s 12 million miles of sidewalk are safe. It relies on property owners to maintain sidewalks beside their ...

The Brooklyn, New York, apartment building of Columbia University’s chief operating officer was vandalized with red paint and crickets, police said. The New York City Police Department is ...

New York City announced new “super sidewalks” along a busy avenue that aims to provide more space for pedestrians as part of a multi-million dollar upgrade plan. ... and a painted curb extension.

And that’s because here in New York, we have greater congestion on our streets and sidewalks than most other major cities. Even 100 years ago, it was like that.