Walden’s Unity Poll Idea: More Symbolic Than Impactful Even As Cuomo Vows Active Indie Bid Long-shot mayoral candidate Jim Walden has recently proposed a so-called “unity poll,” in the five-candidate race in order... Voices 14 Jul 2025 | 04:20
Two e-bikers run a red light as a Traffic Officer faces the other way on intersection of W. 34th and 8th Ave. The quality of life pilot program included the seizure of 185 e-bikes, mopeds, and scooters in the first 60 days, the NYPD said. ( Photo: Samuel Kingsland) NYPD Extends Quality of Life Pilot Program Across all of Manhattan Mayor Eric Adams and NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch, announced that as of July 14, the quality of life pilot program that... News 14 Jul 2025 | 02:19
Inside West Side Kids ( Photo: Otto Fritton) Beloved West Side Kids to Close After 44 Years After 44 years of hard work, bright windows, and neighborhood magic, UWS community-driven staple West Side Kids is closing... News 09 Jul 2025 | 02:51
Left: Rendering for proposed 20-story residential tower; Right: recent site clearance began at 252–258 Third Ave. ( Photos: Roman and Williams; Keith J. Kelly) Brownfield Site Near Gramercy Park to Become 20-Story Lux Condo A site that is steps away from historic Gramercy Park must undergo a brownfield cleanup before a developer can build a 20-story... News 07 Jul 2025 | 05:31
Another diagram of Extell’s proposed 90-story tower. Extell’s 1,200-Foot-Tower Plan on W. 66th St. a New Flashpoint In recent weeks, plans have been publicized, revealing a proposed supertall residential skyscraper at 77 W. 66th St. The... News 07 Jul 2025 | 04:13
Water spouts from the top of Foot Fountain (pink), the latest public art on display on the High Line, sparking talk and some controversy over what some feel is a phallic symbol. ( Photo: X @highlinenyc) Artistic Fountain or Eyesore? High Line’s Pink Statue Stirs Debate Found on the High Line near West 30th Street, a towering pink sculpture has been turning heads and drenching passersby. The... News 05 Jul 2025 | 07:06
Here are the best viewing areas in Manhattan, according to Macy’s, which urges you to arrive early. The city gave away 100,000 free tickets via lottery to the prime viewing areas starting July 1, but by July 2, all the tickets were gone. The fireworks this year are being fired from the Brooklyn Bridge and four barges in the lower East River, putting them further south than the last time the display was on the East Side. ( Photo: Macy’s) Looking to Pick a Spot to Watch the Fireworks? Start Here! As Manhattan gears up for its annual July 4th fireworks celebration, New Yorkers should rest assured that they have multiple... News 03 Jul 2025 | 02:31
Photos of the suspects wanted in connection with a June 25 armed robbery at a UES garage. Two luxury vehicles, a black 2024 Audi Q5 and a black 2025 BMW X7, were stolen. As of now, no arrests have been made. ( Photo: Crime Stoppers) 4 Suspects Wanted in Armed Grand Theft Auto Heist on UES Two luxury vehicles were stolen, and a garage attendant suffered minor injuries, when four unidentified male individuals... News 02 Jul 2025 | 06:05
3 Sheridan Square. Police believe the attack was not related to any Pride marches despite its proximity to the Stonewall Inn that is the center of gay rights activism. ( Photo: Otto Fritton) Two Teenage Girls Shot Near Stonewall Inn Following Pride March Two females were shot Sunday night, June 29, in front of 3 Sheridan Square in Greenwich Village, blocks away from the historic... News 01 Jul 2025 | 11:47
The Hamilton Fish Pool on the LES has become a staple for those looking to find a relief from the intense heat in the NYC summer months and it is one of only two pools in Manhattan offering a youth Learn to Swim program this summer. ( Photo: NYC Parks) Pools Open and Adult Lap Swim is Back But Lifeguard Shortages May Still Loom Splash! The city’s pools opened on June 27 providing a welcome respite from the unseasonably warm temperatures in the city.... News 29 Jun 2025 | 04:06
Sprinklers are thankfully running at Chelsea Park. ( Photo: Otto Fritton) Heat Wave Bakes City; UWS among Neighborhoods Hit With Power Outages As NYC bakes under the newest heat advisory, the city is opening cooling centers for people and pets alike, urging energy... News 23 Jun 2025 | 05:52
Both the South and North Towers burning on the morning of September 11, 2001. American Airlines Flight 11 was flown into the North Tower at 8:46am; 17 minutes later United Airlines Flight 175 struck the South Tower at 9:03am. ( Photo: Wikimedia Commons) Two Port Authority Police Rookies Honor Their 9/11 Legacy For two Port Authority Police Department (PAPD) rookies who received their badges days before their June 20 graduation, the... News 23 Jun 2025 | 01:49
New York City and its surrounding areas faced severe weather incidents on June 19. Around 3:45pm a 15-year-old boy was struck by lightning in Central Park and survived. ( Graphic: National Weather ) 15-year-old Teen Struck By Lightning in Central Park A 15-year-old high school sophomore was struck by lightning in Central Park on the afternoon of June 19 as severe thunderstorms... News 20 Jun 2025 | 04:51
Elizabeth Street Garden Is a Flashpoint in 2025 Elections Elizabeth Street Garden (ESG)—a volunteer-run green space in Lower Manhattan—has recently become a flashpoint in the ongoing... News 19 Jun 2025 | 03:12
An NYPD traffic agent was sexually assaulted while working at the intersection of W. 42nd St. and Ninth Ave. by an unknown male. Police said an unknown male pressed the agent’s buttocks against his body during the June 18 morning rush hour before fleeing. ( Photo: Google Street View) Sexual Assault on NYPD Traffic Agent in Hell’s Kitchen An on-duty female NYPD traffic agent was the victim of a sexual assault in Hell’s Kitchen on the morning of June 18. At approximately... News 18 Jun 2025 | 06:44
Woman Assaults Cops in Times Square; Public Lewdness in Kips Bay