Park Operations & Maintenance — Central Park News

A carriage horse collapsed and died in Central Park Tuesday, prompting Council Member Robert Holden to demand immediate hearings on safety legislation.

A carriage horse collapse near East 72nd Street prompted late-night vigils in Central Park in the dark, boosting the legislative push to ban carriages.

A carriage horse collapsed and died near 72nd Street in Central Park Tuesday night, prompting intense protests and a renewed push to ban carriage operations.

Thompson Central Park protests have triggered urgent veterinary audits of 68 carriage horses, forcing city officials to review stable health logs.

Upper Manhattan families will regain access to free summer swimming this June as the rebuilt central park pool near the Harlem Meer opens after a $160M project.

A new $1.2 million preservation project will use advanced laser scanning to protect the ancient granite obelisk near East 81st Street from urban weathering.

A multi-year $6.5 million ecological restoration of Conservatory Water begins next Monday, temporarily closing paths and suspending model boating activities.

NYC Parks Commissioner Sue Donoghue ordered an immediate veterinary probe after carriage horse Dennis collapsed and died near the East 72nd Street gate.

NYC Parks Commissioner Sue Donoghue ordered an immediate veterinary probe after carriage horse Deniz collapsed near East 72nd Street, sparking protests.