Latest News from Central Park, NYC

A Monday afternoon collision between two horse carriages in Central Park left two passengers injured, sparking renewed calls for enhanced safety regulations.

Central Park Conservancy outlines refreshed safety guidelines for 2026, including social distancing and facility access changes. Stay informed for visits to ensure public well-being.

A teenager survived a direct lightning strike in Central Park, prompting an urgent safety warning from weather officials for parkgoers. Rapid medical response aided survival.

Central Park's Lawn Bowling and Croquet Club celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2026 with a special tournament and public events. Discover this historic pastime.

A collision between two horse-drawn carriages in Central Park injured a driver and two horses Monday. Safety reviews are underway following the incident near Grand Army Plaza.

Central Park welcomed a record 43 million visitors last year, prompting diverse event scheduling and resource allocation for 2026 attractions and maintenance.

A brutal assault in Central Park, where a woman was raped at knifepoint, has ignited public outrage and demands for enhanced park security after police released video.

"It was an immediate, terrifying flash," an eyewitness recounted following a lightning strike on a teenager in Central Park. The incident highlights critical storm safety awareness for park visitors and families.

The Central Park Conservancy released updated public health guidelines for 2026 visitors, emphasizing continued safety measures. These protocols ensure a safe experience for millions enjoying New York City's vital green space.