An appeals court judge has put a pause on the city's controversial eviction plans​ for the Elizabeth Street Garden​, advocates say.

A last-minute court decision delayed the garden's eviction, one day before a city marshal was supposed to padlock its gates.

They aren’t letting their garden down. Organizers behind Nolita’s beloved Elizabeth Street Garden are fighting to keep the space open with just days left until it’s evicted — but

The Elizabeth Street Garden got a last-minute legal win against the city to temporarily block its eviction – delaying a plan to pave it over with affordable housing, activists said Monday. An appellate court issued a temporary stay on the eviction as garden organizers appeal a May eviction decision and continue the fight to keep the 20,

Mayor Eric Adams on Tuesday dashed any hope for a last-minute intervention by City Hall to halt the controversial eviction of the Elizabeth Street Garden in Nolita, all but ending a yearslong legal battle by community members to prevent the city-owned greenspace from becoming the site of a new affordable housing complex for seniors.