Urban Policy & Development — Central Park News

Manhattan residents discuss rising gas prices and geopolitical tensions following US strikes on Kharg Island, with debates and peace vigils emerging in Central Park.

Thousands are expected to march near Central Park on International Women's Day, March 8, advocating for equality. Commuters should anticipate significant traffic adjustments.

New York City Planning Commission reviewed a significant high-rise development adjacent to Central Park's East Side on March 2. Concerns about park shadows and increased traffic are prominent among residents.

NYC Planning Commission to review proposals March 2, 2026, with potential implications for Central Park. Stay informed on urban development impacting local green spaces.

NYC Planning Commission reviews Upper West Side projects March 2, 2026, including potential rezonings. Local impact on Central Park's environment, views, and access is critical for residents.

A tragic incident has ignited a crucial conversation about pedestrian safety in NYC, particularly around Central Park, highlighting the critical need for clearer right-of-way adherence and enforcement.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a policy reversal on mayoral control of schools during a press conference in Central Park, focusing on accountability and community engagement.

Celebrate the holiday season with the Holiday Open Streets event starting December 14, 2025. Enjoy a pedestrian-friendly Fifth Avenue and its festive activities near Central Park.

The $250 million penthouse at Central Park Tower has been taken off the market without selling, marking a notable development in luxury real estate.