South Cape May was swept away in the mid-20th century, but for former residents like Joseph G. Burcher, memories remain.

A community is split over whether to preserve or demolish Public School 186, which closed in 1975.

Roads altered in landmark areas must be returned to their original states, so several streets are being torn up and covered with cobblestones in a major reconstruction.

A plan to build a mosque near ground zero has opponents who say the area is sacred ground.

After negotiations to reopen the restaurant under new management collapsed, the city will ask for a new round of proposals.

A New York county official kicked off the Fourth of July weekend by vetoing a measure to save a house where George Washington plotted strategy in 1776.

The Italian Garden was built for a Standard Oil heiress. After being fenced off from the public for 10 years, the Italian Garden at the Planting Fields Arboretum State Historic Park are open and in full bloom.

At a Landmarks Preservation Commission hearing, Bronx residents supported giving the Grand Concourse a landmark designation for its signature Art Deco architecture.

The plan now before the City Council has strong support for its low-cost housing feature, but critics say it is too big and too dense.

The Flatiron is an odd duck of a building that its publishing tenants cherish.