Latest News from Central Park, NYC

City Council proposes emergency GPS and health tracking for carriage horses following the death of Deniz. Protests continue near Thompson Central Park.

NYPD increases foot patrols and camera networks in southern Central Park following recent physical assaults, drawing historical security comparisons.

Central Park Conservancy launches a $4.2 million pathway rehabilitation to fix 30,000 hazards near high-traffic entrances. Find out how this affects your walk.

New York City Council advances a bill to replace carriage horses with electric alternatives following a collapse. Protests grow near 6 Columbus Central Park Hotel.

Central Park prepares for a 50,000-fan World Cup Watch Party on the Great Lawn, while the nearby Conservatory Water closes for restoration.

Carriage horse Dennis collapsed and died near East 72nd Street on Tuesday night. The death has reignited heated debates over carriage safety in the dark.

NYPD investigates after a man's body is found hanging from a tree on East Drive near 106th Street, highlighting patrol challenges in the massive park.

A major winter storm dropped nine inches of snow on Central Park, opening Pilgrim Hill for sledding. Read the latest weather maintenance updates.

Wildlife spotters recorded a major surge in native mammal activity this week. Read about the new guided tracking walks starting in February.