2, 3, 4, 5, A, C, J, Z at Fulton St.; R at Cortlandt St.; E at World Trade Center; 1 at Rector St. Surrounded on three sides by towering office buildings, Zuccotti ...

Ken Caillat, who was an engineer on the Fleetwood Mac album “Rumours,” went to see David Adjmi’s hit play and was surprised by the similarities with his own memoir. The Priest Who Helps ...

After all, these men and women are soldiers. As they made their way to Zuccotti Park, the feeling was tense. People who watched from their offices did not smile or laugh, they stared and whispered ...

Congratulations to Occupy Wall Street! After New York City multibillionaire mayor Michael Bloomberg ordered a temporary eviction of Zuccotti Park (aka Liberty Square) on October 12, over 300,000 ...

In 2011, the New York Police Department used an LRAD to disperse protesters at Zuccotti Park. At close distances, LRADs can ...

Yeah. You know, Occupy Wall Street from the very beginning was being criticized. The people in Zuccotti Park, the occupiers were being criticized for not really knowing how the system works.

Weighing in at 1,000 pounds, Isa Genzken's "Rose III" was unveiled on the seventh anniversary of Occupy Wall Street’s takeover of Zuccotti Park. Genzken works in a wide range of mediums ...

On the east side of Zuccotti Park, there is an ADA viewing area. Is the City Hall ceremony for the New York Liberty open to the public? The City Hall ceremony for the New York Liberty is free and ...

There will be accessible viewing at Zuccotti Park. The area around City Hall will be closed to spectators. City officials advise spectators against driving, as there will be no parking in the area.

We chanted, “This is what democracy looks like,” as we headed toward the park that had become home to those who were protesting policies we considered anathema to our fundamental beliefs and ...

A 45-minute stop by Zuccotti Park for lunch offers visitors the chance to eat at Gansevoort Liberty Market, outdoor food carts, Eataly and more, just like countless New Yorkers downtown.

Occupy Wall Street protesters returned to Zuccotti Park, their original home camp, after New York police removed the barricades. A majority of U.S. voters said the Occupy protesters are a public ...