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6-month-old baby found unresponsive in Brooklyn home dies, NYPD says
NYPD night patrol. Police said officers responding to a 911 call in Canarsie found the infant unconscious. The medical examiner will determine the cause of death. [ more › ] -
New York lawmakers propose lifting 1985 ban on LGBTQ+ bathhouses
State Sen. Erik Bottcher speaks during a street naming in New York City. A bill would replace the AIDS-era prohibition with state licensing and public health rules. [ more › ] -
Group pushing for open primaries takes fight to court after NYC rejects petitions
Voters cast their ballot at a polling station in Manhattan's Tribeca neighborhood as New Yorkers head to the polls on Primary Day United NY's executive director slammed the city, … -
The 'Blue Wall' won’t protect NYPD officer on trial for chokehold, prosecutor says
NYPD Officer Omar Habib, second from right, leaves a Bronx courtroom. Omar Habib is the first NYPD officer to be prosecuted under a 2020 New York City law banning chokeholds. [ mo… -
5 NYC banana puddings as good as Magnolia's
Here are several borough-based bakeries where you can indulge in the delicious dessert. [ more › ] -
Former Mount Vernon police official accused of attempted murder in Bronx shooting
Police officer responds to shooting at a liquor store. A source with knowledge of the case said Jennifer Lackard was acting as her son's getaway driver. [ more › ] -
Safety blitz finds lapses at 19 NYC jobsites by firms tied to near-collapse
City officials said the former Pfizer headquarters that was being converted into residential apartments is at risk of collapse. The Department of Buildings inspected 180 other wor… -
Buyer found for long-vacant Second Avenue development site
Photo from March by Stacie Joy The long-vacant development site on the east side of Second Avenue between Second Street and Third Street appears to have found a buyer. The listing… -
Tuesday's parting shot
Photo by Derek Berg A moment on Astor Place today... -
Across the Pond bringing European bakery and market to 7th Street
Photos by Derek Berg Signage recently arrived for Across the Pond, a "European grocery store and bakery," in a lower retail space at 59 E. Seventh St. between First and Second Ave… -
ABC No Rio returns to Tompkins Square Park with a free afternoon of music
Photos by Stacie Joy ABC No Rio hosted a free afternoon of music in Tompkins Square Park on Saturday as a fundraiser for its long-awaited new home on Rivington Street... part of a… -
9 Bleecker St. returns to market with a $6.5 million ask
EVG photo from March 2025 Less than a year after changing hands, the historic townhouse at 9 Bleecker St., just west of the Bowery, is back on the market. According to listing inf… -
Scenes from the 46th annual Festival Calle 6
Photos by Stacie Joy The annual Festival Calle 6 returned yesterday, celebrating its 46th anniversary with an afternoon of live music, dancing and community on Sixth Street betwee… -
Sunday's opening shot
Photo of Scotty Skitzo by Stacie Joy The 38th annual Tompkins Square Riot Reunion show takes place TODAY from 3 to 7 p.m. ... in the Park. The free concert, commemorating the Tomp… -
Awkward moment Xavier Becerra ducks reporters after slipping out of press conference at state Capitol
The California gubernatorial candidate bolted from reporters, dodging tough questions on his record overseeing migrant children. -
Mamdani relentlessly booed at NYPD Staten Island event, as he flees stage after less than 1 minute
Many Staten Islanders can be seen showing their disapproval by snubbing Mamdani and giving him the ‘thumbs down’ as he was viciously heckled and escorted away from the event. -
Tech bro’s lavish wedding plans forced to make handbrake turn as $30 billion loss hits hard
AI prodigy Leopold Aschenbrenner’s wedding weekend brought together a who’s who of Silicon Valley money and influence for a multi-day celebration. But there was a big elephant in … -
Socialist NY Assembly candidate faces call for ethics probe from Dem primary opponent over launching GoFundMe to pay rent
A Democratic district leader is urging state ethics officials to investigate presumptive Queens Assemblyman-elect Brian Romero for posting a GoFundMe that urged the public to help… -
Longtime sports anchor brutally fired from station alongside co-host after deadly diagnosis
Legendary Bay Area sportscaster Greg Papa was shockingly fired from KNBR weeks after a grueling hospital stay for cancer treatment. -
Moment cops find toddler trapped in a car seat while allegedly drunk mom snoozed through house fire
The 26-year-old faces felony child abuse charges; her BAC was five times the legal limit.
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Migrant kids, facing deportation, take on the US government alone in immigration court
Families arrive for a court hearing in immigration court at the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building on July 31, 2026, in New York City. A contract for legal services briefly expired,… -
1 dead, 14 injured in 5-alarm Bronx apartment fire after reported explosion
Firefighters battle the Bronx blaze on Wednesday. Firefighters responded to reports of an explosion just before 12:30 p.m. in the Norwood neighborhood. [ more › ] -
Mayor Mamdani cracks down on online vendors of illegal e-bikes
Mayor Mamdani is cracking down on online e-bike vendors. The city issued 42 cease-and-desist orders to online retailers demanding that the companies stop selling devices that are … -
NYC says they're not 'shame stickers,' as it slaps them on alternate-side violators' cars
Bright green sanitation stickers are back for drivers who don't move their care for street cleaning. Drivers who don’t move their cars for street cleaning could find big, bright g… -
ICE’s presence in New York is surging, immigrant rights activists say
Jean Aurilio and Jesus Carrión at a Peruvian restaurant in Albany. In NYC, reported sightings of ICE activity more than doubled in July compared to June, advocates say. Such sight… -
The sun is going away, New York. Enjoy it while you can.
The view from Tudor City at night. "While you can" means before 8 p.m. [ more › ] -
ICE pepper-sprayed NYC woman, 72, in the face. Gov. Hochul is peeved.
A video on social media shows the officer pepper-spraying the woman in the face, turning and then walking away. [ more › ] -
New innovation hub opens at Jacob Riis Houses
Photos by Stacie JoyA new innovation hub officially opened this past Saturday at the Jacob Riis Houses, featuring computer and podcast labs designed to provide residents with educ… -
Update: Repairs continue after water main break at 14th Street and 1st Avenue
Photos and reporting by Stacie JoyWork continued today at the site of yesterday afternoon's water main break at First Avenue and 14th Street, where crews have expanded the excavat… -
Monday's parting shot
Photo by Jason Newton Sunset on Seventh Street between Avenue A and First Avenue, capping off what turned out to be one fine day after the rain moved through. -
Flamingos Vintage Pound to open another East Village shop
Flamingos Vintage Pound is returning to First Avenue, according to its Instagram account. The retailer's latest location will be 199 First Ave. between 12th Street and 13th Street… -
Sunday's parting shot
Photo by Stacie Joy OG curbside dining on Avenue A... -
Rush hour on 2nd Street
Photos by Stacie JoyDuring Rush's 50th anniversary four-night residency at Madison Square Garden, fans can also pick up merchandise at a temporary pop-up shop at 20 E. Second St. … -
Shady organ donation group tried to harvest NJ man’s body parts — even though he wasn’t a registered organ donor
Keith Lott, 47, tragically died while while having sex with his wife, Brook, at their Swedesboro home on May 16, NJ.com reported. Paramedics attempted CPR and shocked his heart se… -
LA County deputy ambushed and wounded after shooting in California desert
A San Bernardino County sheriff's detective was shot in the California desert Wednesday afternoon, sparking a massive law enforcement response. -
Kid’s birthday party berated in viral video by NJ pizzeria staffer over bringing their own cake
A Jersey Shore pizzeria is facing a slice of backlash after the owner admonished customers over a dispute about whether they had permission to bring a birthday cake for a child’s … -
Bigwig SF real estate investor charged in sickening underage online chatroom sting
San Francisco Sheriff Deputies stunned him by placing him in handcuffs and telling him he’d been busted. -
UCLA sorority sister’s final moments before fatal fall from Seattle apartment window revealed
The Phi Lambda Rho sister was “extremely” intoxicated and running around in the street just moments before her fatal fall. -
Police officer brother of White House official gunned down in Las Vegas
An apparent drunken man gunned down the brother of a White House official, a Las Vegas police officer, on Tuesday night. -
Godless hammer-wielding maniac beheads Virgin Mary statue in NYC: officials
A godless, hammer-wielding maniac vandalized a statue of the Virgin Mary outside of a Queens house of worship, in what diocese officials said was the latest in a series of vandali…
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Brooklyn man charged with arson in destructive blaze at historic Bushwick church
Fire damage at the 173-year-old South Bushwick Reformed Church. Prosecutors say John Jones intentionally set fire to the South Bushwick Reformed Church. [ more › ] -
Dozens of NJ towns are banning data centers. Can they survive legal challenge?
The CoreSite NY2 data center facility in Secaucus, New Jersey. More than 25 Garden State towns have outlawed data centers. One is facing the first lawsuit attempting to overturn t… -
Do NYC restaurant workers have their knives out for the Anthony Bourdain movie?
Antonio Banderas and Dominic Sessa in 'Tony' Kitchen staff share their thoughts after an industry screening of "Tony." [ more › ] -
Early Addition: Bring your own cake to a New Jersey restaurant and find out
Because a guy asked for a knife to cut it and the server said no, here are your early links: PIX11's Kaity Tong retiring, Hoodwill drama, Ken Griffin loves New York and more. [ mo… -
Child poisoned as NYC special education classrooms lag in lead-paint inspections
The building that houses The Bronx School for Continuous Learners, According to a Gothamist analysis, classrooms serving students with disabilities are less likely to be inspected… -
Summer of smell at Sunset Park: City creates de facto dump at Brooklyn greenspace
The northern entrance to Sunset Park stinks these days. The putrid pile keeps growing while it waits to be collected by the parks department. [ more › ] -
Sunday in the Park
Photos by Stacie Joy People of all ages gathered in Tompkins Square Park on Sunday afternoon as the annual Tompkins Square Riot Reunion unfolded. Here's a look at some faces in th… -
Signage alert: RedWhite Boneless Ramen on Allen Street
Photo and reporting by Stacie Joy A new vegan ramen spot is preparing to open on Allen Street just south of Houston. RedWhite Boneless Ramen specializes in vegan ramen and sushi r… -
Salumeria Rosi eyes Labor Day reopening following building-related damage
Photos and reporting by Stacie JoySalumeria Rosi, the Italian restaurant and salumi shop at 222 Avenue B between 13th and 14th Streets, is eyeing a Labor Day return after a recent… -
Water main break floods section of 14th Street and 1st Avenue
Photos and reporting by Stacie Joy A water main erupted late this afternoon at First Avenue and 14th Street, flooding the intersection and sending water into nearby basements as D… -
NY Copy Print & Ship Center has closed after 34 years on 7th Street
The lights are out at NY Copy Print & Ship Center, marking the end of a 34-year run at 13 E. Seventh St. near Cooper Square.As we reported in June, owner Mousume Sarker said the f… -
EV Grieve's East Village Week in Review
Posts this past week included (with a start of a fish tale on Third Avenue via Derek Berg). Never miss a post with the weekly EVG newsletter. Free right here. • RIP Carlos ‘Chino’… -
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Photo from yesterday by Stacie JoyThe new trash bins in the center of Tompkins Square Park are designed to keep garbage out of sight while helping reduce odors and limit access fo… -
Measles panic at popular SoCal theme park after infected guest roamed for hours
An infected guest spent 11 hours at the park, sparking a public health warning for park visitors. -
Former NYC Sanitation big charged with having thousands of vile child sex abuse photos
Some of the vile child pornography images where found in the a flash drive in the pocket of Victor Alvelo's DSNY-branded jacket at his Bronx home. -
Regretful shoplifter returns book 40 years after stealing it from California shop — with a surprise apology gift
A reformed shoplifter returned a rare book stolen 40 years ago to a California bookstore. -
US Army tested the AI future of warfare in the California desert — but all didn’t go according to plan
The latest Project Convergence Capstone 6 exercise took place at Fort Irwin, where soldiers spent nine days testing more than 90 technologies in one of the Army’s largest experime… -
Questions swirl over how NY police bigwig accused of driving son to gang shooting landed cushy job
Jennifer Lackard was axed from her cushy cop job after being charged with attempted murder -- but it's unclear how she got the gig in the first place. -
Mamdani’s e-bike crackdown skips the ones already on NYC streets, critics call it ‘impotent response’
Mayor Mamdani ordered 42 online retailers to stop selling illegal e-bikes, but critics slammed his refusal to target rides already on NYC streets. -
Baby-faced arsonists who burned Tarrytown Lighthouse agree to $81K payment deal to avoid prison time
Two baby-faced Westchester arsonists who admitted to torching a beloved Hudson River lighthouse will get to avoid jail time thanks to a plea deal that allows them to buy their fre…