Julie Shapiro

Occupy Wall Street is drawing a diverse array of protesters, including many who have never attended a demonstration before.

Pace University is applying for funding to transform the plaza in front of its lower Manhattan campus.

Owner of Sazon in TriBeCa said he is a victim of racism, but residents say the restaurant is a bad neighbor.

The city is spending the money earmarked for Chatham Square on other downtown projects.

The Manhattan Children’s Theater has been forced to find a new home in Chelsea or the Lower East Side.

The 9/11 memorial has rented ground-floor space in the luxury building at 90 West St. for security screening.

Workers want to save a 19th-century print shop from Bowne & Co. Stationers, which has been closed since February.

Chow Xie, Oliver Gray and Paul Cantor were appointed to Community Board 1 Thursday.

Parents are tired of waiting for a gym and want to spend previously allocated money on other needs instead.

The Anglers’ Club of New York has been serving fly-fishing fans downtown since 1906.

Innovate Manhattan Charter School will use the space for three years starting in fall 2011.

The clock is part of a new video display at the 9/11 Memorial Preview Site.

Residents say a new building proposed for TriBeCa’s historic district is too modern for the neighborhood.

The park features a lighthouse dedicated to the 1,517 Titanic victims.

The tavern, which has been closed since February, is now being run by The Porterhouse Group.

The Battery Park City Authority rakes in more than $200 million in revenue each year.