NYC parks

Naima Green's photo series "Jewels from the Hinterland," challenges how black and brown people are viewed in dense urban cities like New York.

NEW YORK—There was a time when a big chunk of Staten Islanders’ quality of life was determined by ...

Inside a fenced-in section of asphalt and uneven brick on the Lower East Side lies a Luther Gulick ...

Trees that need pruning are not being pruned, and trees that do not need it are being over-trimmed, ...

NEW YORK—Open green public spaces where people could spend a few minutes of their precious time to relax, ...

Queensbridge Park is set for major reconstruction, the city of Queens councilman, Jimmy Van Bramer announced at a ...

Ten teenagers from the Highline Green Corps program, as well as park volunteers, are planting trees and plants ...

For New Yorkers constantly on the go, the city’s parks are a place to unwind, exercise, and take ...

At the southernmost tip of Roosevelt Island, in the East River, the Franklyn D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park ...

Recent sexual assaults in Central Park and Hudson River Park have prompted public officials to call for a ...

Free tennis lessons, yoga instruction, and fitness walking sessions will be available in 13 city parks for New ...

Baby giant pandas, rare okapis, and scarlet ibises are some of the animals that are featured on 450 ...

Hilary Salk walked through Bryant Park on her customary Monday morning bird-watching excursion. She raised her binoculars to ...