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5 men charged with trespassing in 2 Manhattan manhole cases
Manhole cover. Two people who were found soaking wet and smelling of sewage say they went underground to look for jewelry, according to police and a criminal complaint. [ more › ] -
6-year-old girl breaks leg after getting hit by falling bricks in Queens
The girl was walking with her mother in Maspeth on Thursday. The Department of Buildings cited the owner of a garage for “failure to maintain” it. [ more › ] -
Mamdani extends ban on permits for new street fairs due to NYPD overtime
The Ninth Avenue International Food Festival in May 2026. Critics say the moratorium harms businesses in neighborhoods without a tradition of street fairs. [ more › ] -
Inside the Midtown Bus Terminal rebuild: Decks over Lincoln Tunnel approach, a new park
Port Authority officials plan to turn this deck into a new park in a decade. The new deck will be used to store buses and supplies while crews tear down and rebuild the Midtown bu… -
Black couple seeking Queens apartment sues over racist text from broker
Fort Greene real estate listings in 2014 The broker accidentally sent them a text that said "Ugh, they're Black," according to the suit. [ more › ] -
NJ early voting begins Saturday. Here's everything you need to know.
Voters in Hoboken, New Jersey line up to cast ballots. Our 2026 New Jersey voter’s guide for this year’s midterm elections. [ more › ] -
Countdown clocks are coming to an NYC bus stop near you
The city transportation department plans to install countdown clocks at bus shelters that are similar in design to the ones in place at subway stations. New York City bus service … -
Are NJ schools unconstitutionally segregated? It's back to the courts to decide.
Mediation didn't resolve the years-old case. A ruling for the plaintiffs could upend how public schooling works in New Jersey. [ more › ] -
Early Addition: New Jersey considering a ban on chewing gum because of microplastics
Because New Jersey is just trying to keep its people safe, here are your early links: Early voters get a spooky sticker, Tom Hanks returning to Broadway, a time capsule letter to … -
Queens mother charged with murdering her son after failed suicide attempt, NYPD says
The entrance to the Woodside home where police found 25-year-old Bryan Wong dead on Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2026. Sukken Wong, 62, allegedly stabbed her nonverbal son, Byran Wong, 25,… -
Your guide to voting in New York's 2026 elections for governor and Congress
A primer on the races for governor, attorney general and the congressional districts that could help determine control of the U.S. House. [ more › ] -
Inside the hidden chamber that controls Lincoln Center's magnificent fountain
The Revson Fountain at Lincoln Center Gothamist went behind the scenes to learn how the NYC landmark keeps its majestic waters flowing. [ more › ] -
Forest Hills Stadium can keep its concerts under deal with neighbors
Rauw Alejandro performs during the inaugural Red Bull Chapters at Forest Hills Stadium on Sept. 5. Neighbors had complained of traffic and loud concerts for years. [ more › ] -
NYC Council to grill Mamdani officials on collapsed Hunts Point Produce Market deal
A rendering of the Hunts Point Produce Market project released by Mayor Adams on his final days in office. Council Speaker Julie Menin called the $650 million plan "mission critic… -
NYPD arrests 17-year-old in fatal Midtown subway platform shooting
A man works inside a kiosk at the 7th Avenue - 53rd Street subway station while an E train arrives. Police say the teenager faces murder and weapons charges in Saturday’s shooting… -
Ex-Adams aide accused of pocketing kickbacks from community program funds
Tony Herbert, a longtime ally of Mayor Eric Adams, was fired for remarks about the Kirk assassination. Federal prosecutors say Anthony Herbert took more than $100,000 in undisclos… -
MTA to begin 6-year project to upgrade signal tech on A and C lines in Brooklyn and Queens
The MTA is promising smoother rides on the A and C trains once they finish adding modern signals to the busy subway line. The $1.9 billion project isn't expected to wrap up until … -
Former NYPD detective held on $1M bail after police say he shot driver on GWB
Officials say retired NYPD detective Victor Romero, 62, killed 46-year-old Koran Irvine in a road rage incident. [ more › ] -
MTA suspending bus fare enforcement teams after altercations emerge
The MTA's EAGLE team is tasked with confirming bus riders paid the fare. MTA Chair Janno Lieber said he needed to confirm protocols are being followed. [ more › ] -
Council OKs bill to end horse carriage industry in NYC
A horse attached to a horse-drawn carriage waits on the side of the street in 2016. The mayor and City Council struck a deal to end the practice after years of protest. [ more › ]
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The Earth School hosts its Fall Fair on Saturday (tomorrow!)
The Earth School is hosting its annual Fall Fair tomorrow (Oct. 24) from noon to 4 p.m. in the school's big yard on Fourth Street between Avenue B and Avenue C. The community even… -
Remembering Rose Friedman, East Village resident and NPR editor
Rose Friedman, an East Village resident since 2014, died of cancer on Sept. 17. She was 38. Friedman, an accomplished labor historian and arts and culture editor for NPR, fought f… -
Repairs planned for Tompkins Square Park's pothole-filled paths
Residents concerned about the deteriorating, pothole-filled walkways in Tompkins Square Park may finally see some improvements. During Community Board 3's Parks, Recreation, Water… -
La Plaza Cultural celebrates 50 years on Saturday
La Plaza Cultural, the community garden at the southwest corner of Ninth Street and Avenue C, celebrates its 50th anniversary tomorrow (Oct. 24) with an afternoon of food, music, … -
Thursday's parting shot
Moon view from along Second Avenue between Fifth Street and Sixth Street... -
The Voluptuous Horror of Karen Black takes over Tompkins Square Park Saturday
The Voluptuous Horror of Karen Black, the glam-punk performance legends led by East Village-based artist Kembra Pfahler, headlines a six-band bill in Tompkins Square Park on Satur… -
Halloween at Key
Photos by Stacie Joy If you've ventured into Key Food on Avenue A and Fourth Street lately, you’ve likely noticed management has gone full throttle this Halloween season. Skeleton… -
City-funded pet food program comes to 3 East Village pantries
Photos and reporting by Stacie Joy The Father's Heart Ministries on 11th Street between Avenues A and B has added something new to its food pantry: free food for dogs and cats. We… -
Soup for a good cause on Sunday
Photo and reporting by Stacie Joy Hearth and Brodo are hosting "Soup for Good," a walk-around soup tasting event on Sunday, with proceeds benefiting Trinity's Services and Food fo… -
Wednesday's parting shot
A reflecting pool on 10th and B (thanks to some roadway work)... -
A finishing touch for the 6-story Basquiat mural on the Bowery
Photos and reporting by Stacie Joy The six-story Jean-Michel Basquiat mural at the Bowery and Great Jones Street is now complete. Artist Owen Dippie signed the work yesterday, mar… -
CB3 committee backs major overhaul of Tompkins Square Park recreation area
Photos by Stacie JoyCommunity Board 3's Parks, Recreation, Waterfront, & Resiliency Committee voted Thursday evening to support the most extensive of three proposals to renovate t… -
Dreaming on Ludlow: 3 nights of shoegaze and dream pop at Pianos
The Shining Hours, from left: Kang Lee, Jonathan O'Sullivan,Joe Peters and Anya Lenee The I Have a Dream Pop Festival comes to Pianos on Ludlow Street for three nights of shoegaze… -
Tuesday's parting shot (aka today in vanity plates)
Photo by Robert Miner As seen on Houston just east of Second Avenue... -
A drag queen time capsule from Kim's Video on Avenue A
A bit of East Village video-store history will be part of a screening of vintage drag activist videos in Coney Island on Sunday. "The Brenda and Glennda Show: Drag Activist Films … -
New signs of activity at the former P.S. 64, but questions remain
Photos and reporting by Stacie Joy Activity has increased in recent weeks at the former P.S. 64/CHARAS-El Bohio community center on Ninth Street between Avenue B and Avenue C.As t… -
Checking in on Ichibantei and its late-night dining hours
We haven't checked in on Ichibantei lately. The Japanese comfort-food restaurant and izakaya relocated in 2023 after 13 years on 13th Street near First Avenue, moving a few blocks… -
Monday's parting shot
Photo by Salim As seen on Avenue B and Houston tonight... the Knicks begin defending their title in tomorrow evening's season opener vs. the Sixers... -
District 2 housing summit set for Tuesday
City Councilmember Harvey Epstein is hosting a District 2 Housing Summit tomorrow (Tuesday, Oct. 20) to discuss affordable housing in the neighborhood. The event will feature Depu… -
UPDATED: Just hanging around for Halloween
Photos by Stacie Joy We've now spotted two East Village shops with Halloween decorations depicting bodies wrapped in black trash bags and hanging upside down. (At least, we hope t…
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NY teen genius, 14, denied early high school graduation due to his age
A genius New York teen looking to graduate high school and earn his diploma to attend his dream college was denied the chance because of his age — despite being a full-time commun… -
Knife-wielding woman shot by cops; 4 people stabbed during NYC home invasion: police
A botched burglary at a home in Queens left several people stabbed and the suspect was shot by cops Friday night, according to sources. -
Cash pours in for LA mayoral candidate as heated race enters final stretch
The spending war comes as the candidates’ own fundraising totals tell a somewhat different story. -
‘Once-in-a-generation’ flooding hits Southwest as more expected through the weekend
Raging floodwaters crushed northwest New Mexico, trapping families on rooftops and triggering frantic helicopter rescues. -
Autistic man, 33, dies after fight outside NYC disability center: sources
The man, 33, allegedly attacked a 54-year-old female staffer at Quality Services for the Autism Community (QSAC) on East 129th Street shortly before 5:45 p.m., according to the so… -
Maniac driver wanted in string of robberies hunted for hit-and-run crash that killed 16-year-old boy
“Losing him so unexpectedly has left a pain in our family that is difficult to put into words.” -
Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders slap My Chemical Romance with legal papers after shootout stunt during Hollywood Bowl concert
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders are seeing red after the band My Chemical Romance allegedly fooled fans with lookalike performers. -
Trading card nightmare as PSA reveals stunning list of more than 6k collector items swiped in brazen heist
The theft involved nearly 250 packages, according to authorities, who previously estimated the haul was worth $963,000. -
Ex-Long Island college professor allegedly raped female student on campus: cops
Antoine Munfakh, 44, allegedly groped the woman’s breast, choked her with her own lanyard and forced her to perform oral sex on him inside his car in one of the SUNY school's park… -
Rabies scare returns to LA County as another animal tests positive
The latest rabies-positive animal was found less than three weeks after the county’s first confirmed case. -
‘Body brokers’ responsible for ‘hundreds’ of homeless addicts in Skid Row — as secrets of sick drug rehab trade revealed
A Los Angeles outreach worker has revealed the sickening depths swindlers will sink to in order to lure homeless addicts to California detox centers, after a pair of accused fraud… -
Urgent warning as great white sharks swarm off picturesque stretch of Monterey Bay coast
A staggering five great white sharks were spotted prowling the waters roughly 200 yards off the beach. -
Hochul and Mamdani stump together — for 15 minutes — in first joint campaign appearance of NY governor’s race
Gov. Kathy Hochul and Mayor Zohran Mamdani made a brief 15-minute joint campaign appearance in Brooklyn to rally voters before Election Day. -
Family’s heartbreak as hundreds in San Francisco mourn slain top cop and daughter: ‘Evil’
Hundreds of mourners packed into a San Francisco church to bid farewell to slain retired police officer Ann Mannix and her daughter Katie Mannix — as the pair's devastated loved o… -
LAFD grilled over plans to spend $345M generated per year from proposed sales tax hike
LA Councilwoman Traci Park pressed the LAFD over plans to spend $345M annually from Measure FD as half of city fire stations exceed their lifespan. -
California couple trafficked lion teeth, rhino horn in illegal wildlife trading ring
The operation shipped American black bear gallbladders and cougar bones to Vietnam while bringing lion teeth, rhino horns and a tiger pelt into Oregon. -
Deranged LA road-rage driver smashes woman’s car with crowbar, beats and bites her in savage attack caught on video
Video shows the suspect calmly approaching the vehicle before smashing its headlights, windshield and driver’s-side window. -
AOC’s ‘champagne communist’ campaign lives it up at luxury hotels, splurging nearly $50K on stays across US
Post analysis of Ocasio-Cortez’s campaign filings since April show around 45 hotel charges totaling $47,000 including bougie stays across the country totaling up to $5,000 in some… -
Off-duty NYPD officer busted after interfering with NYC car stop: cops, sources
Officer Daniel Almonte, 35, stepped in when he spotted cops interacting with someone who was pulled over around 2:30 a.m. at Dyckman Street and Vermilyea Avenue in Inwood, sources… -
Brooklyn groups rally against Mamdani-backed ballot measure and demand halt to bike, bus lanes
Brooklyn community groups are gearing up to rally against the out-of-control Department of Transportation Saturday -- saying City Hall needs to listen to locals before tearing up …