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The girl was found in Yonkers, police said.

Supporters can sign up to find out how to attend the event.

Bars in Lower Manhattan attracts tourists and locals that howl as loud as wolves well past midnight, but the New York State Legislature is trying to help

Gearing up for the opening of the new Goldman Sachs headquarters, Billybey/New York Waterway will expand ferry service between Jersey City and Lower Manhattan

BY JACKSON CHEN | After the deadly incident where a driver mowed down the crowds at Times Square in May, a stainless steel guardian that prevented further

Clockwise from top: Red Sox shortstop Alex Hirsch waits for the ball will teammate Jack Anderson as Connor Weitz of the Mets pulls into second safely in

In an attempt to address quality-of-life issues in and around Zuccotti Park, which for the last week have been the focal point of the debate over Occupy Wall

With spills and thrills, kids enjoyed the seasonal ice skating rink outside the Standard Hotel in the Meatpacking District.

BY HELEN ROSENTHAL | In the coming weeks the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) will put forward plans for a new educational and research facility: the

This week, due to the hard work of many parents and elected officials such as Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, in cooperation with the New York City Dept. of

Boingo Wireless recently announced that its CEO, Mike Finley, was been elected to the Regional Plan Association (RPA) Board of Directors.

It is hard to immediately think of a music festival as unnecessary as the Billboard Hot 100 Music Festival.

Clare Sabbatino, a lifelong Village resident and a teacher in the Bronxville school system for 40 years, died in her Waverly Place home on March 23 at age 91.

Protestors crammed their way into the center of Grand Central Terminal Friday night, forming around the landmark clock and ticket boxes to demonstrate against

It was a celebration of the old and new at New York Downtown Hospital Tuesday, as the hospital showed off a new street sign and new leadership while honoring

Nov 26, 2025 - Red Bull New York announced a flurry of year-end roster decisions on Wednesday, which included picking up the contract options of midfielder Peter Stroud and

The only thing more brutal than a New York City winter is the cost of living through it. Most artists ...

The drugstore will pay $500,000 in penalties and has agreed to reform its advertising process.

Manhattan Borough President candidate Mark Levine landed a major endorsement from the Tenants Political Action Committee (TenantsPAC).

Nov 23, 2025 - Perhaps this latest fourth-quarter giveaway will be what the New York Giants need to see to fire defensive coordinator Shane Bowen. 

Police are searching for a woman who reportedly slipped out of her handcuffs and escaped from a Lower Manhattan hospital on Sunday night.

The Second Avenue Subway isn't even open yet, and nearby rents are already spiking.

Tucked between vaulting Riverdale and the southwestern corner of sprawling Van Cortlandt Park, just north of Marble Hill, sits a sliver of the Bronx just

There's been "a million" learning moments, Elsewhere's co-owner says.

The former Brooklyn high school basketball star was convicted of one count of second-degree criminal possession of a weapon in April.

BY ANDREA SHALAL AND JONATHAN LANDAY

Classes to help you declare 2014 the Year of the Butt.

Nov 23, 2025 - If you blink, you might miss the end of the NFL’s regular season. There are only six weeks left for football franchises to impact their win-loss records as

There is already plenty of intrigue surrounding Sunday's tilt between the Giants and Philadelphia Eagles that it doesn't really need much more to stoke the

In business for more than 40 years, El Gauchito restaurant, with locations in Corona and Fresh Meadows, Queens, has been offering an incredible taste of

Mayor Bill de Blasio announced on Tuesday morning that tonight's 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew will be extended until the morning of Monday, June 8.

Staten Island Democrats now agrees on impeachment.

The Legal Aid Society on Tuesday condemned the recent string of Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrests at local New York City immigration court houses,

BY DAVID CARTER | The following is the testimony that the author gave to Community Board 2 at its full board meeting on Thurs., July 23, in support of

President Joe Biden's Democrats took their push to protect U.S. voting rights to the floor of the Senate on Tuesday, where legislation is roundly expected to

BY CLAYTON PATTERSON | In 1998 when Captain Cooper of the Seventh Precinct was asked about the explosion of quality-of-life types of crime in my area of the

In a stunning double-barreled victory in the effort to save the old P.S. 64, on Tuesday the Board of Standards and Appeals denied an appeal by developer Gregg

Volume 22, Number 36 | The Newspaper of Lower Manhattan | January 18, 2010

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"Wow, Crooked Hillary was duped and used by my worst Miss U," he tweeted.

FDNY Battalion Chief Michael Fahy, who was killed by debris from a house explosion in the Bronx Tuesday morning, was honored on Wednesday.

Nov 23, 2025 - The retooling of the New York Mets started off in as dramatic a way as possible, as David Stearns is nearing a deal to trade away veteran left fielder Brandon

The Brooklyn mother of a 1-month-old boy has been arrested after the tot was found dead in their apartment on Saturday.

Under the bill, a video's metadata would also be released, including the time and place the video was recorded.

The city and some Villagers are trashing the idea to build a garbage truck garage near the Pier 40 playing fields.

Irish coffee doesn't have to mean ordinary.

What about the rest of the narrative?

A Manhattan man admitted to carrying out a fraudulent scheme to obtain $6.9 million in government-guaranteed loans that were designed to provide relief to

A 69-year-old woman shot and killed in broad daylight while walking down the street. A mass shooting at a nightclub leaving three dead and nine injured.

The woman fell backward onto the sidewalk after the blow to the face.

Grace Church School has announced it will open a high school division in 2012. The school has leased space on the first and second floors of 38-50 Cooper

Separated from lower Manhattan by five miles of water, Staten Island often feels like the neighbor no one invited to ...

After hours at Gallery 225, owner Peter Wallach and curator Victor Friedman stood gazing at a series of color photographs of the Coney Island boardwalk taken

As developer SoHo Properties forges ahead with its plans for Park51, Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf and his wife, Daisy Khan, are conjuring up a different vision of

The $17.8 million plan will likely go into effect next year.

A 13-year-old teen from a Hudson Square alternative school stabbed another teen Wednesday on Grand St. and West Broadway around noon, according to police.

Vetrano's father said the vigil was "the moment of peace we needed."

Back then, he cited the nearby Peck Slip School, scheduled to open next year, as a reason not to delve further. He did acknowledge the firm had not yet made

The Brooklyn Nets had to settle for waiving guard Cam Thomas after failing to find a trade partner before the NBA's 3 p.m. ET deadline on Thursday afternoon,

Attorney General Letitia James says changes to the "public charge" rule will exclude "millions" from entry into the United States.

Tenant & Neighbors and Community Voices Heard say people could lose their homes if landlords prevail in their suit.

Shortly before 8 a.m. on September 29, a motor coach pulled away from the building occupied by the DC37 union on Barclay Street. The squeal and clang of

We don't want to be taken for a ride.

Brereton traded in suits for floral arrangements.

At this time of year when everyone is thinking about new beginnings, it is even easier to cast yourself in a new light when you think about the progress that

BY DUSICA SUE MALESEVIC | The fate of Assemblymember Sheldon Silver, on trial on graft and corruption charges, is now in the hands of the jury, which broke

Hold your cauldrons. Muggles had a chance to mingle with witches and pagans at the annual Witchsfest USA on Astor Place in the West Village on July 8 to

Airlines axed more than 87,000 flights since Dec. 1.

The Mets' biggest shakeup yet, amidst a heinous seven-game losing streak and a stretch in which they've dropped 11 of 12 games, is coming from the minors.

It's not Rosh Hashana without a slice (or two) of this delicious bread.

Nearly nine years after the September 11th terrorist attacks, this Saturday will mark the first official commemoration of those who took part in the rescue,

A 66-year-old man died on Sunday after getting hit by an SUV driver on Staten Island a week earlier, the NYPD announced on Wednesday.

Gun Hill Brewing Co. in the Bronx opened in 2014 and has a large taproom for guests that's open everyday.

The ADAPT Leadership Awards Gala, was held on Wednesday, March 13th at the iconic Cipriani 42nd Street. Raising an impressive $650,000 in support of the ADAPT

Uber is delivering ice cream on Friday, July 18 in a promotional stunt.

The annual water war has over 62,000 RSVPs on Facebook.

Nov 25, 2025 - NEW YORK — The New York Rangers and the St. Louis Blues entered the third period tied at one.

The three men were caught on surveillance video as they forced four people into a back room of Avianne & Co. Jewelers, tied them up and stole an undetermined...

Thousands gathered outside the Stonewall Inn on Sunday evening to commemorate those killed in a gay bar massacre in Orlando Florida. | Photos by DONNA ACETO

Nearly 100 people were displaced from 85 Bowery on Jan. 18.

It may sound absurd, but the Deficit Reduction Act that Congress passed back in 2005 is now causing birth control prices to spike at New York

In green-gold uniforms matching the mild fall day, the Kings Bay Panthers stepped up to the offensive line, waiting for the Downtown Giants defense to take

Simone Biles was Instagraming up a storm after accidentally deleting all of her photos from the Rio Olympic Games.

By KAITLYN MEADE | Cell phones are the most common type of stolen property in New York City. Every week brings a new case of electronics theft, usually from

"Injury attorneys. Injured hearts."

Two Shakespeare classics, in repertory, brilliantly done by the Public

Edelman to Hudson Sq.

Despite Mayor Bill de Blasio's warning of the record-breaking temperatures sizzling the city, New Yorkers are attempting to beat the heat by jumping headfirst

The MTA and the public transit union Wednesday stuck to their opposing goals for a new workers contract, with the ...

Now he's getting heat from others.