Latest News from Central Park, NYC

Central Park's North End sees multi-million dollar revitalization in 2026, improving pathways, the Harlem Meer, and recreation. Discover future park enhancements!

Central Park's lawn bowling greens mark 100 years, kicking off a centennial season of tradition and community. Discover the sport this spring!

A traditional, century-old game begins its new season in Central Park this Friday. The NYRR also announces plans for the 2026 9/11 Memorial & Museum race.

A significant development in Denver, named "The Denver Village's newest expansion," offers insights for New York's urban planners. This is a comparison piece.

A 24-year-old woman was violently attacked and slashed inside Central Park, prompting an urgent NYPD investigation. Local residents demand enhanced safety.

Police confirmed a man's body was discovered on East Drive near 106th Street in Central Park. The NYPD is investigating the circumstances of his death.

Wealth disparity, as observed by Paul Krugman, significantly impacts Central Park. This iconic NYC green space navigates economic divides and public access concerns.

Central Park's beloved 149-year-old Swedish Cottage Marionette Theater is getting its first major upgrade since 1997. Discover what's planned for this historic cultural gem.

The 2026 United Airlines NYC Half Marathon set a new record with 30,229 finishers on March 15. Learn about the race's impact on Central Park.