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Heated legal dispute over 'hot garbage' smell in a $5,850 Midtown luxury apartment
David Gobaud says foul-smelling fumes are entering his apartment from a garbage chute and trash compactor room behind his kitchen wall. The landlord disputes his claim. The tenant… -
Firefighters sustained minor injuries battling Williamsburg restaurant blaze
More than two hundred firefighters and EMS personnel responded to the four-alarm fire. [ more › ] -
More than 80 chickens rescued from abandoned truck in Brooklyn, activists say
Photos shared by activists show that a sign reading "Kaparos on the Go" was affixed to the truck. Activists say the chickens are linked to a pre-Yom Kippur sacrifice custom practi… -
NYC's vintage Bus Fest returns with double-decker coach from 1918
It's the biggest event of the year for local transit buffs. [ more › ] -
MTA loses bid to eliminate mandatory staffing of subway token booths
A subway token booth at the Coney Island station in 2018. The MTA had sought to implement a policy of leaving token booths locked and unstaffed if the scheduled station agent call… -
NYU Langone strikes deal with Trump DOJ to end gender-affirming care for minors
NYU Langone, hospital, medical, building, healthcare. The hospital system will pay $8.5 million, similar to the “monetary penalty” paid by Mount Sinai earlier this month. [ more ›… -
NYC jail reform seemed on track. Then the monitor accused officials of dodging oversight.
Stanley Richards in 2018 People pinning their hopes for reform on a productive working relationship say they were surprised — and the correction department's already acknowledged … -
Checking in with Bonnie Slotnick after Friday's arrest outside the Harry Styles pop-up
Photos and interview by Stacie Joy We stopped by Bonnie Slotnick Cookbooks yesterday to check in with the longtime Second Street bookseller after Friday's altercation and arrest o… -
At the opening night of the Feast of San Gennaro
Photos and text by Stacie Joy The Feast of San Gennaro returned to Little Italy on Thursday for its annual run of sausage and peppers, fried everything, carnival rides, procession… -
Rally set Sunday to help save the AMC Kips Bay 15
The campaign to keep the AMC Kips Bay 15 from going dark is heading to Second Avenue on Sunday.Assemblymember Keith Powers and other local elected officials are expected to join n… -
Thursday's parting shot
A view of Second Avenue and Second Street tonight, looking north. What's going on with this lot? Read our scoop here. -
The 9th Street A-1 Block Party returns Saturday
The annual 9th Street A-1 Block Association Block Party is this Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Residents and merchants along the block — Ninth Street between Avenue A and First A… -
Cannoli believe it: the Feast of San Gennaro turns 100
Photo from 2026 by Stacie JoyThe Feast of San Gennaro returns TODAY for its 100th year. The 11-day festival runs through Sunday, Sept. 27, along Mulberry Street between Canal and … -
Work starts on the new 16 Handles on 2nd Avenue
Storefront renovations are underway at 105 Second Ave. at Sixth Street, the future home of 16 Handles.As reported in June, Neil Hershman, CEO of the frozen-yogurt chain, purchased… -
Cops fear secret Nithya Raman plot for Los Angeles after she becomes mayor: ‘Wolves masquerading as sheep’
A bombshell DSA agenda calling to take away homes and businesses has left Los Angeles voters stunned and alarmed, The California Post can reveal. -
Fresh war breaks out over looted Nazi art being displayed in Los Angeles as new lawsuits filed
Two lawsuits were recently filed following changes to California and federal law that strengthened the ability to pursue US-based claims involving artwork taken from Jewish famili… -
San Francisco woman gives birth on the road after getting stuck in horrific city traffic
Luckily for the couple, a doula happened to be sitting in the same traffic nearby and stepped in to help the couple. -
Palo Alto mall menace zapped with Taser before faceplanting and breaking his neck
The video shows the man sitting on a bench after being awakened and arguing with an officer and a security guard who were trying to get him to leave the mall. -
Iranian dissidents claim chilling sign on California freeway links to pictures of them, menacing threats
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Wild NYC street takeover erupts five months after rowdy meet-up at same intersection
A group of rowdy bikers pulled off a wild night street takeover at a busy Queens intersection -- five months after a wild car meet-up caused chaos at the same location.
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No more warnings: Speed cameras at MTA bridges, tunnels sending out tickets Tuesday
The MTA says the it's issued thousands of warnings. Now come the fines. [ more › ] -
An ICE critic's email prompted a visit to the man's NY home. A judge says his rights were likely violated.
Plaintiff David Streever of Rochester. A federal judge ruled the government's threats against a critic likely violated First Amendment protections. [ more › ] -
NYC Climate Week, the largest event of its kind globally, kicks off Sunday
An aerial view of Central Park from 2025. The 18th annual NYC Climate Week centers around concerns about AI, data centers, climate adaptation, energy and the grid. [ more › ] -
Family of man beaten to death by NY prison guards to receive $24 million
A still from body worn camera footage showing state correction officers using force against Robert Brooks. Robert Brooks' beating death was captured on corrections officers' body-… -
NYC's top watchdog launches probe into what mayors knew about post-9/11 air
New Yorkers were told the air was safe to breathe as they returned to work in Lower Manhattan less than three weeks after the 9/11 attacks. The news comes just over a week after M… -
Belmont Park is back, but leave the booze and cooler at home
A Statue of Triple crown winner Secretariat with Jockey Ron Turcotte outside the main track prior to the 155th running of the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park in 2023. The Long Isla… -
Are Tesla’s Cybercabs racing past NYC regulators?
Tesla did not tell the city transportation department it had deployed Cybercabs in the five boroughs. [ more › ] -
Line tensions boil over: East Village bookseller Bonnie Slotnick arrested outside Harry Styles pop-up on 2nd Street
Photos and interview by Stacie JoyEast Village bookseller Bonnie Slotnick, 72, is speaking out after spending roughly 12 hours in custody following an altercation with the line-ma… -
Updated: 15-year-old girl dies after truck strikes Citi Bike on 14th Street and 1st Avenue
Photo by Daniel Efram A 15-year-old girl died last night after a truck driver struck the Citi Bike she was riding with a 16-year-old girl at 14th Street and First Avenue, accordin… -
Exclusive: New proposal calls for replacing Meltzer Tower
Image from the Meltzer Tower PACT resident presentation. The building design is conceptual. The heavy machinery and soil testing recently spotted on the grounds of Meltzer Tower n… -
Today in urban etiquette signage
Photo by Stacie JoySpotted on Seventh Street between Avenue B and Avenue C... a homemade reminder to share the greenery. The sign gets right to the point: DOG & MAN PISS KILLS PLA… -
Antiques, music and more on 10th Street Saturday
The 10th Street Block Festival — a decades-spanning neighborhood favorite — returns Saturday between Second Avenue and Third Avenue. Hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., with vendors offer… -
A 6-story Basquiat mural is taking shape on the Bowery
A nearly six-floor-tall mural of Jean-Michel Basquiat is in the works on the SW corner of the Bowery at Great Jones. This work-in-progress is still in the outline phase. On the li… -
NYC Dem bigwigs rake in $200K from judge candidates in move critics call a ‘shakedown’
Insiders claim judges bypass strict rules by declaring candidacy yearly, allowing them to donate perpetually to party events. -
California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton tears into officials driving Paramount out of LA: ‘It’s a crime’
California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton says the loss of entertainment jobs has become a major concern for him, particularly because of the industry's importance to Los An… -
Nithya Raman reveals how she’ll co-govern with far-left DSA extremists if she becomes Los Angeles mayor
The city councilwoman outlined how she views the DSA’s controversial “co-governing” process — calling the organization a “partner” in her work at City Hall. -
Group pushes to bring driverless Waymos to NY after anti-robotaxi study falls flat
A new nonprofit is pushing to bring driverless robotaxies like Waymo to the Empire State after a study that aimed to prove the vehicles were dangerous fell flat. Google-owned Waym… -
Hochul backs reelection of NY Dem boss Jay Jacobs, who refused to endorse Mamdani
Gov. Kathy Hochul is backing Jay Jacobs's re-election as the state's Democratic Party chair — despite his refusal to endorse Zohran Mamdani in last year's mayoral election, which … -
California gas prices set for big drop next month after weeks of hell
The potential relief comes after Californians have endured a brutal year at the pump. -
Boater freaks out locals by tugging entire house across San Pablo Bay
Zach Medinas, 57, was fishing with his crew Wednesday morning when he spotted a full-size house being pulled across the bay by a small recreational boat.
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Mayor Mamdani to host President Trump at Gracie Mansion Monday
The visit marks the third meeting between the two leaders since Mamdani was elected mayor. [ more › ] -
Sorry, NYC drivers. Traffic is about to get even worse than usual.
The city's designated 20 "gridlock days" through the end of 2026. The worst of them are upon us. [ more › ] -
15-year-old girl dies after truck hits 2 teens in East Village
East 14th Street and 1st Avenue A 16-year-old was hospitalized and in stable condition, police said. [ more › ] -
Students sue Columbia over protest, saying guards locked them in library for hours
Columbia University The federal class-action suit accuses campus security of holding roughly 80 people inside a reading room at Butler Library and beating some of them, and then p… -
Woman's death ruled a homicide after she's found in Manhattan's Highbridge Park
West 174th Street and Amsterdam Avenue She was found dead on a hiking trail with a puncture wound. [ more › ] -
A Bronx rape went unsolved for 20 years. Genetic genealogy helped crack the case.
Katy Vicchitto, right, spoke at a press conference Friday after the man convicted of raping her more than two decades ago was sentenced to 25 years in prison. Bronx prosecutors sa… -
Remembering Daria Serkov
Photos and text by Daniel Efram Grief surrounded approximately 150 people who showed up Saturday night for a candlelight vigil on behalf of Daria Serkov, the 15-year-old who was s… -
EV Grieve's East Village Week in Review
Posts this past week included (with a Friday afternoon view of Tompkins Square Park)... Never miss a post with the weekly EVG newsletter. Free right here. • Reports: 15-year-old g… -
Reminders! 2 great Block Parties today!
A reminder that two longtime neighborhood block parties are happening today. The 9th Street A-1 Block Association Block Party runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Ninth Street between A… -
Dioramas time: The 'Pools' are open on Avenue C
A fall classic returns. East Village artist J. Kathleen White has installed her latest peephole dioramas on the northeast corner of Avenue C and Sixth Street, outside the Francisc… -
Community gardens take center stage for the 15th annual Harvest Arts Festival
The 15th annual LUNGS Harvest Arts Festival starts Friday (tomorrow!) evening. This year's festival, which runs through Sept. 27, features more than 50 free events in 30 East Vill… -
Openings: Herbie's Burgers on 1st Avenue
Herbie's Burgers is now open at 109 First Ave., between Sixth and Seventh Streets. This is the brand's first Manhattan outpost, which started in Albany in 2021, with more location… -
A colorful comeback on 4th Street
Photos and reporting by Stacie Joy After a few months in primer, the color has returned to 246 E. Fourth St. at Avenue B. Building owner Tony Echeverri and his son, Michael, hand-… -
Hochul’s funding for extra NYC subway cops has already run out — forcing Mamdani to honor Adams-era OT deal
The state-funded cash infusion, touted by Gov. Hochul in December as a way to keep a surge of uniformed officers in the subway system, was zeroed out by July. -
Freak fire damages century-old Dragon Coaster in NY park where ‘Big’ was filmed
A freak fire at the Dragon Coaster at Rye Playland in Westchester County caused minimal damage to the hugely popular attraction, officials said. -
Small California town on lockdown as gunman rams and fires on cops before taking off into woods
Placer County Sheriff's deputies are searching for 44-year-old Derek Spencer, who is considered armed and dangerous following a series of violent incidents in Iowa Hill. -
Christian Bale becomes real-life Batman by building sprawling foster village in Palmdale
Each home is licensed to house up to six foster children under the dedicated care of a full-time certified foster parent who receives a paid stipend. -
Wild moment homeless Santa Monica city council candidate storms stage in front of rivals
“Daisy,” interrupted a Santa Monica City Council candidate debate with an unusual speech and breathing exercises onstage. -
California flight attendants erupt as ‘illegal’ new FAA plan announced
The Federal Aviation Administration wants to exempt pilots and flight attendants from state meal-break laws, arguing that federal airline rules override local requirements. -
Passenger jumps overboard from Carnival Cruise ship before California port stop
The incident happened aboard the Carnival Panorama, operated by Carnival Cruise.