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South Bronx, East New York lead NYC in littering and panhandling tickets, analysis finds
Kenneth Willis, an 18-year-old student, said he supports the police in stopping serious crimes, but said he’s concerned low-level enforcement will pit police against residents. Mo… -
Feds accuse former FBI agent of Brooklyn hit and run, leaving victim on a bench
An FBI agent is accused of a hit and run. Prosecutors say Andrew Reyes drove off in his FBI car in February with its emergency lights still on. He is charged with a civil rights v… -
Queens Public Library online system downed by ransomware hack, officials said
The Queens library was targeted in a ransomware attack officials said. Officials are uncertain why the library was targeted. [ more › ] -
Early Addition: How every single NYC neighborhood voted in the governor's race
Because a map has been released, here are your early links: Vineland data center still running on generators, dead chicken disposal on the Upper West Side, BagelFest returns and m… -
Mamdani pledged support for NYC street vendors. Now they’re facing a crackdown.
Trinkets and merch for sale at City Hall Park. Street vending enforcement has increased sharply this year compared to 2025. [ more › ] -
Brace for bus and bike lane boom following NYC ballot approval
Mayor Mamdani helped pave over a bump in the bike lane to the Williamsburg Bridge. Supporters and foes of street safety projects agree that more of them are now on the horizon. [ … -
NYC wins court fight over rollout of pied-à-terre tax on luxury second homes
Midtown Manhattan shot via helicopter. The ruling comes after homeowners challenged the city's handling of a new tax that Mayor Zohran Mamdani says could raise $500 million a year… -
Signage alert: Bocabierta on 3rd Street
Photos by Stacie JoyThe sign is up for Bocabierta, the incoming independent Spanish-language bookstore coming to 138 E. Third St. between Avenue A and First Avenue. The shop will … -
The everyday artwork hiding in plain sight in Tompkins Square Park
Photos and text by Stacie Joy Unexpected little treasures are scattered around Tompkins Square Park. And unless you're looking closely, you might walk right past them. I'm talking… -
At the Halloween Hellride in Tompkins Square Park (RIP Halloween Hellride)
Photos by Stacie Joy Text by EVGThe Halloween Hellride jam and skate competition took place on the Tompkins Square Park multipurpose courts (TF) Saturday afternoon ... in honor of… -
La Linea has closed after 3-plus decades on 1st Avenue
La Linea shut down after service this past weekend, ending a 32-year run at 15 First Ave., between First Street and Second Street. However, the bar-lounge space won’t sit vacant f… -
The Throne report: A look inside the neighborhood's new public toilets
Photos and reporting by Stacie Joy The city's new public bathrooms arrived in the area this past week— on Delancey Street and Cooper Square. The solar-powered bathrooms, operated … -
Tonight's Midtown view
Photo by Cecil Scheib A view north from the East Village ... where the animated top of the Chase building on Park Avenue paid tribute to the NYC Marathon... -
Another chance to see 'Tabby the Great and the Highly Unfortunate Closing of Two Boots Avenue A'
The documentary about the closing of the longtime Two Boots Pizza outpost on Avenue A will screen again tomorrow (Monday) evening at Book Club Bar."Tabby the Great and the Highly … -
Rockefeller Center Christmas tree headed to NYC ahead of tree-lighting ceremony
The 76-foot Norway spruce is expected to arrive Saturday following its journey from a yard in West Edmeston. -
Banged-up Seaford Vikings out for more after losing LI Championship last year
The Seaford Vikings are on another journey to Valhalla. -
Skeletal remains found near NYC church at site of former centuries-old cemetery
Construction workers stumbled upon the bones while excavating a garden area near St. John’s Lutheran Church on Christopher Street and Seventh Avenue in the West Village. -
Mom of slain cop breaks down over Gavin Newsom’s mass commutation of death row killers
Phyllis Loya is the mother of Larry Lasater. He was shot and killed on April 23, 2005, while working as a police officer in Pittsburg, California. -
NY’s top 5 most expensive House races include a whopping $308M in total spending
An eye-watering $308 million was pumped into New York State congressional races during the 2026 midterm campaign – including some $64 million spent in the Empire State’s most clos… -
City garbage truck driver who allegedly struck, killed woman crossing NYC street is charged
Timothy A. McVey, 41, was charged with failure to yield to a pedestrian and failure to exercise due care in connection to the Oct. 28 evening crash in Bath Beach that killed Siobh…
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Better days ahead for NYC commuters with Democrats in control of Congress, MTA chair says
MTA Chair Janno Lieber is hopeful better days are ahead for subway riders. Republicans’ “anti-city” agenda was rejected by voters, MTA Chair Janno Lieber said. [ more › ] -
Battery found at deadly Sunset Park fire days after similar blaze in Bronx
While the cause has not been determined, a lithium battery was discovered at the scene of the deadly fire in Sunset Park. If a battery is confirmed as the cause, 10 people have di… -
On HBO's “The Gilded Age,” Ben Ahlers is New York high society’s man of the hour
Ben Ahlers attends the 2026 CFDA Awards at the American Museum of Natural History in the Upper West Side on November 02, 2026 in New York City. The actor plays Jack Trotter, a fic… -
DSNY worker arrested for killing a woman in Brooklyn while driving a garbage truck
DSNY garbage truck A sanitation worker from Staten Island was charged with with failure to yield to a pedestrian for fatally striking Siobhan Lynch last week. [ more › ] -
‘Mind-boggling’ killings show persistence of NYC’s domestic violence problem
Seraphina Pereira was brutally murdered by her partner, police said. Police data show domestic violence-related deaths held steady, but advocates say the situation is far from und… -
NY appeals court strikes down Nassau County's ban on transgender athletes
Members of the Long Island Roller Rebels pose for a photo at a roller rink. The ruling reverses a lower court decision and finds the county's restrictions on transgender women and… -
Cornell alum, ‘Diddy’ prosecutor tapped to investigate allegations of campus gang rape
The state Attorney General appointed a special prosecutor to oversee the Cornell rape The New York attorney general’s office appointed Jacqueline Kelly to lead the probe. [ more ›… -
Saturday night bingo, Linda Simpson-style
From left: host Linda Simpson and spokesmodel Babette Glamoure at H&H Cantina Photo by Stacie Joy For anyone looking to add a little bingo to their first Saturday of the month... … -
At the grand opening of Le Freak Boutique on 12th Street
Photos by Stacie JoyLe Freak Boutique is now officially open at 513 E. 12th St. between Avenue A and Avenue B. After a soft opening in mid-September, the shop celebrated its grand… -
The Harry Styles pop-up shop wraps up its 2-month East Village run
Photos and reporting by Stacie JoyAbove: The three-block-long line for Harry Styles merchandise on Saturday. The Together Together Store, the Harry Styles-themed pop-up at 22 E. S… -
Mondays parting shot
Reader-submitted pic... as seen on Seventh Street between First Avenue and Second Avenue... -
The East Village's iconic Peace House is on the market for $6.95 million
Photos via Sotheby's International Realty One of the East Village's most recognizable buildings is for sale. The Peace House at 166 Avenue A between 10th Street and 11th Street, t… -
Scenes from Halloween 2026 in the East Village
Photos by Stacie Joy Halloween scenes from yesterday... afternoon into evening... -
Girl, 4, couldn’t walk or speak after getting rhabdomyolysis, which killed NYC Marathon runner, from common cold
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Farmingdale boys soccer feted with fitting parade after winning first-ever Long Island title
It’s been a historic year for the Dalers boys soccer team. -
Nithya Raman eyes City Hall shake-up as former LA Mayor Eric Garcetti veterans emerge in new administration
Los Angeles Mayor-elect Nithya Raman is tapping veteran City Hall insiders and former aides to an ex-mayor to help build her administration. -
Who is Nithya Raman, the socialist to be LA’s next mayor?
Here’s what you need to know about mayor-elect Nithya Raman's background and her rise to power. -
Nithya Raman looks miserable as she breaks cover for first time since winning the election
Raman looked visibly strained in her first public appearance since her victory. -
Carl Heastie, staff scored $14K in free Celtics tickets from gaming giant — before it won massive $18M NY tax break
Sports-obsessed Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie and his staffers were treated to thousands of dollars in luxury Boston Celtics tickets by a gambling company — that later scored a pr… -
Mexican judge arrested for allegedly taking $2M bribe to spring right-hand man of Olympic snowboarder turned drug kingpin
A district judge in Mexico has been arrested for allegedly accepting a $2 million payment to let the right-hand man of the ex-Olympic snowboarder turned alleged drug kingpin, Ryan…
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$20 rent-control cap coming to Elizabeth, New Jersey
Aerial view of the streets of Elizabeth, New Jersey Voters approved the annual limit in this week's election. [ more › ] -
Inside New York's bitter Republican civil war after blue wave
New York Republicans are openly calling for a shakeup of the state party. [ more › ] -
Bowling, burgers and civilian housing: Life on the Fort Hamilton Army installation
We went behind the gates to see what's happening on the leafy plot beneath the Verrazzano Bridge. [ more › ] -
Brooklyn fire kills 6 people, injures 9 others in Sunset Park, officials said
A fire ripped through a two-story home in Sunset Park early morning on Nov. 5, 2026. A lithium-ion battery was found at the scene but the exact cause is unknown, officials said. [… -
Bronx man wakes up to a $39K nightmare after online meetup at hotel, NYPD says
The Tremont Hotel in the Bronx, where police say a man was robbed of nearly $40,000 after meeting someone online. Police say a man fell asleep and woke up to find his cash, car an… -
4 takeaways after Democrats’ big night in New York
Hochul got the margin of victory she was chasing, and Mamdani heard the affordability message repeated across the country. [ more › ] -
Exclusive: Bonnie Slotnick's Harry Styles pop-up arrest case nears possible dismissal
Interview and photos by Stacie Joy East Village cookbook seller Bonnie Slotnick returned to court yesterday morning in connection with her September arrest outside her shop with a… -
Academy Records to sell music critic Robert Christgau's extensive record collection
Image via InstagramAcademy Records, 415 E. 12th St. between Avenue A and First Avenue, has acquired the record collection of longtime music critic Robert Christgau. The shop annou… -
Signage alert: Blue People on 9th Street
Photo by Stacie Joy Blue People is opening a cafe at 443 E. Ninth St. at Avenue A. The new spot will serve coffee, tea and matcha, with an emphasis on creating a neighborhood gath… -
An early winter break for the fruit vendor on 1st Avenue?
The longtime fruit vendor on the southeast corner of First Avenue and Sixth Street appears to have packed up for the season. A reader spotted the vendor clearing out over the week… -
Effort to bring lighting to East River Park running track gains support from elected officials
The grassroots campaign to bring permanent lighting to the East River Park running track has gained the backing of five local elected officials, who are urging the city to incorpo… -
Sunday's parting shot
Photo by Stacie Joy Post-marathon glow on Seventh Street and Avenue B. One of today's NYC Marathon finishers, medal and flowers in hand. -
EV Grieve's East Village Week in Review
Posts this past week included (with a Halloween night scene via Stacie Joy)...• On 11th Street, residents and businesses say e-bike congestion needs a lasting solution (Oct. 30) …… -
Battered NY GOP members turn ire on party boss — with ousted Rep. Mike Lawler floated as replacement
“There’s already movement behind the scenes with the conservatives to get rid of him," one insider told The Post. -
Tiny NJ suburb boots 138-year booze ban in historic vote
"It isn't just about ordering a drink at dinner — it's about giving our local business district the tools to thrive in a changing economic landscape," the campaign posted on its w… -
Nithya Raman struggles to answer tough questions in first press conference as LA mayor-elect
LA Mayor-elect Nithya Raman declined to say if she will replace LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell during her first press conference since winning. -
Woman claims ‘obsessed’ stepdad made shrine with her underwear, raped her before traveling to NY to kill her mom in murder-suicide
"He was just so obsessed after doing what he did to me; he would not stop," Allison Pelc said. "I tried to protect myself using the legal system, and look what happened, my mom is… -
NY suburbs’ last GOP strongholds flip as blue wave makes history on Long Island, Westchester
See how Democrats flipped GOP strongholds in Hempstead, Westchester and Rockland as voters rebuked Republicans in key NY suburbs. -
Girl, 2, who fell from NYC apartment window was ‘super energetic’ kid who loved to climb: dad
Julia Cante Wilcox-Polanco was fiddling with the accordion divider supporting the window air conditioning unit in her Mott Haven apartment when she fell late Tuesday, landing unco… -
$847M Powerball winner remains a mystery – as New Jersey lottery officials urge players to check their tickets
"I think I'm here to declare that New Jersey is the luckiest state in the United States," James Carey, the executive director of the New Jersey Lottery, told reporters.