A century-old dead end beneath an 1861 cast-iron bridge will disappear under a $1.5 million Central Park Conservancy plan.

Crews are brushing new color onto the Mathews-Palmer basketball court, paid for by a mystery donor through a city parks program.

Fish Playground's three courts now have fresh paint, new nets, benches and a water fountain as part of a borough-wide upgrade.

The Bronx park now has sensory play equipment, a turf gathering lawn and a path built just for scooters.

Georgia Avenue, Grant, Trenchard and Pelton parks are getting new playgrounds and courts after up to three decades without major upgrades.

State lawmakers rushed funding after a January cold snap wiped out the garden's banana trees and tropical collection overnight.

A Sixth Avenue park has sat torn up for years as its budget nearly doubled to $83.7 million. Neighbors are now pushing for a dog run instead.

Cyndi Lauper sang “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” at The Glasshouse as Bette Midler honored her own daughter and son-in-law.

Yorkville's longtime gathering spot is getting a new playground, dog run and senior exercise area, with part of the park slated to reopen in 2027 as restroom construction continues.

The garden holds the park's only in-ground plantings, and a 17th Street terrace is finally free of scaffolding after nine years.

The Coney Island park's playground upgrade is part of a $15 million haul for six NYC projects statewide.

A breeding pair, five pups and three adults flew between New York and Durham, N.C. to boost dwindling red wolf genetics.

A community board panel sided with Parks over a petition topping 2,600 signatures to spare the park's outdoor fitness area.