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How to spend $20M in East Williamsburg? A discussion begins.
A block in East Williamsburg where clubs can fit thousands. Needs abound in the Brooklyn neighborhood, an epicenter of community change. [ more › ] -
NYPD officers shoot man after exchange of gunfire outside Bronx deli, police say
A handgun police say was recovered after NYPD officers shot a man during an exchange of gunfire in the Bronx on Monday, Nov. 2, 2026. Police say the man threatened people inside a… -
NYPD wants info from schools after 15-year-old Bronx boy shot and killed
Javits Frimpong Police say they're looking at several potential motives in Javits Frimpong's death. [ more › ] -
Early Addition: It's past time for a flu shot
It's flu season Because cases are on the rise in New York, here are your early links: Winter Village in Bryant Park is already open, John Turturro tells cyclists in Prospect Park … -
MTA should eliminate some jobs to prepare for budget woes, watchdog writes
A new report recommends eliminating MTA jobs to save money. The Citizens Budget Commission suggested eliminating one crew member from trains that are fully automated. [ more › ] -
November has 3 meteor showers and the best chance to see Uranus
"Even in the city, some of these meteors will be bright enough that you'll be able to see them." [ more › ] -
Mamdani says Trump will 'immediately' grant visa to Ghanaian mom of slain Bronx teen
Javits Frimpong, 15, was killed as he walked to school in the Bronx on Oct. 29, 2026. Javits Frimpong, whose family is from Ghana, was walking to school Thursday morning when he w… -
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) …… -
A Trick-or-Streets FYI
ICYMI: Two neighborhood blocks are getting into the Halloween spirit today with Trick or Streets celebrations. On Avenue B between Third and Seventh Streets, festivities run from … -
Show Brain has 1 last treat for the season with a Halloween show in Tompkins Square Park
Halloween marks the last of the free Show Brain shows in Tompkins Square Park this year... and it's another stacked lineup, featuring headliners Radio Free Alice, the Australian p… -
Scenes from 'Punk in the Park' with Non Residents
Photos by Stacie Joy On Sunday, NYC thrash metal band Non Residents, formed in 2019 by brothers Amarú and Roberto Fenoutt, headlined the Punk in the Park show in Tompkins... At on… -
Kalshi is pumping millions into NY public schools while state regulators launch legal battle
In a partnership with digital learning product developer Everfi exclusively revealed to The Post, the firm is setting up a three-year, $2.4 million initiative to try to educate ki… -
NY child dies of measles, marking state’s first death from the disease in 30 years
The measles death marks the first in the Empire State in over 30 years, and comes just four weeks after Gov. Kathy Hochul declared a State Disaster Emergency in response to a surg… -
California high school football star, 16, is shot dead at Halloween party
Police are hunting for party footage after a 16-year-old California high school football star was gunned down at a Halloween bash. -
Raman vows she won’t block homeless camping bans as mayor — then votes to block one on LA’s Westside
Los Angeles mayoral hopeful Nithya Raman voted against banning homeless encampments at six Westside locations, despite promising voters she wouldn’t block fellow councilmembers fr… -
NYPD cops shoot career criminal, 49, who got into gunfight with officers near Bronx daycare
Victor Soto whipped out his gun inside a Bronx deli and pointed it at terrified patrons, forcing them to “duck for cover” before walking northbound, cops said. -
Long Island nicotine fiend steals $1,500 worth of cigarettes but leaves cash behind: video
His bad habit got the best of him.
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2026 Midterm Election Day is here: What to know in NY and NJ
How to get out and vote today. [ more › ] -
Washington Square Park snowball thrower gets community service for pelting NYPD
Gusmane Coulibaly was accused of hurling a snowball at officers. Police had arrested Gusmane Coulibaly, 28 — AKA “Diaper Man” — for assault. [ more › ] -
NY opens HEAP applications to help pay for heating costs
The benefit increased this year due to rising oil and kerosene prices. [ more › ] -
Buzzer beater? MTA vows to turn this SoHo pit into a basketball court in 30 days.
The MTA says this site will be a basketball court in just 30 days. Grand Canal Court has been closed since 2022. [ more › ] -
NYC Council to scrutinize snow removal plans as winter approaches
A worker clears snow off of a sidewalk after a historic blizzard hit parts of the East Coast, on Feb. 25, 2026 in New York City. Lawmakers will review the city's preparations and … -
A 'beautiful' day for a marathon, as runners, spectators pack NYC streets
Kenya's Sheila Chepkirui, center Hellen Obiri, left, and US' Jessica McClain, right, complete in the 2026 New York City Marathon. The race starts on Staten Island, and snakes thro… -
Overflowing school in downtown Jersey City is hitting a crisis point, parents say
P.S. 216 in Jersey City There aren't great options for relieving overcrowding at P.S. 16 in Paulus Hook. It's a consequence of a economic boom — and huge influx of residents. [ mo… -
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 … -
A Halloween night with Edgar Allan Poe at the New York City Marble Cemetery
The New York City Marble Cemetery on Second Street is opening its gates for a late-night Halloween gathering devoted to Edgar Allan Poe. Part of the People's Poetry Gathering, "A … -
Campos Community Garden hosts its 15th annual Día de los Muertos celebration on Sunday
Campos Community Garden is hosting its 15th annual Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebration this Sunday (Nov. 1) from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. at 644 E. 12th St. between Avenue B… -
Diva NYC judge tries to use status to dodge $150 in trash fines: ‘I have trials every day’
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Here are 8 NYS lawmaker races to watch
There are a handful of contested races for seats in the state Senate and Assembly worth watching, including in southern Brooklyn which has trended red in recent years. -
Subway surfing NYC teen in critical condition after falling onto train tracks: cops
The 14-year-old was riding atop a northbound train on the J/M lines when he tumbled off the train car's roof as it pulled into the Hewes Street station in Williamsburg around 3:40… -
Mamdani a no-show at funeral for 9 homeless NYers who froze to death – after facing heat over handling of deep freeze
Mayor Zohran Mamdani was a no-show at the Monday funeral for nine homeless New Yorkers who froze to death during last winter’s deep freeze that proved to be hizzoner’s first big t… -
Karen Bass and Nithya Raman make final pitches as voters prepare to decide city’s future
LA Mayor Karen Bass and challenger Nithya Raman made their final campaign pitches ahead of Election Day, with polls showing them tied at 40%. -
San Diego Registrar of Voters evacuated over possible bomb threat: cops
A bomb threat sparked a major security scare at the San Diego County Registrar of Voters building Monday afternoon after a suspicious suitcase was discovered in the lobby, prompti… -
California builders charged $1M for tiny homes – now they’re facing 35 felony charges
Two California brothers who promised homeowners affordable backyard homes are now facing a mountain of felony charges after allegedly pocketing more than $1 million from customers…
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NYC early voting dips compared to 2025, but spikes in majority-Black districts
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani (C), New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (R), and U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) stand outside Murphy's Sports Bar, on November 1, 2026 in the Asto… -
Stabbing of Brooklyn runner believed to be ‘random attack,’ NYPD says
Close-up of the NYPD shield and lettering on the door of a police car, New York, New York, September 29, 2026. “ Nobody else would've known that she was running there at that part… -
Here’s what drove NYC gas prices higher and whether relief is on the way
A man at a gas station in Weehawken New Jersey March 9, 2022. Prices finally dipped below $4 at some gas stations in New Jersey this past week, but analysts are cautious about all… -
NYC's school PTA fundraising gap is growing, mirroring broader racial disparities
The average white student benefited from about $250 in PTA money over the last school year, more than five times what the average Black student received. [ more › ] -
'The best day of the year': Inside Clinton Hill's 'mile nine' NYC marathon party
People in costume are seen waving at marathon runners passing by. An estimated 2 million people came out on Sunday to cheer on the marathon runners. Clinton Hill hosted one of the… -
Calif. judge cites 'mountain of evidence' ICE racially profiled Latinos, drawing NY notice
Immigrants' rights activists in New York and elsewhere have raised similar claims alleging illegal stops by federal agents. [ more › ] -
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... -
6 posts from October
A mini EVG month in review... • On 11th Street, residents and businesses say e-bike congestion needs a lasting solution (Oct. 30) • New signs of activity at the former P.S. 64, bu… -
A Visit from St. Frightolas
Photo by Stacie Joy Poem by EVG, with obvious inspiration from Clement Clarke Moore’Twas the night before Halloween, when all through the storeNot a creature was stirring — except… -
On 11th Street, residents and businesses say e-bike congestion needs a lasting solution
Photos and reporting by Stacie JoyResidents and business owners gathered yesterday at the corner of 11th Street and First Avenue to urge the city to address ongoing e-bike congest… -
Suspect busted in rape of 27-year-old woman who was followed into Brooklyn building
Reynaldo Mayna Cordero, 35, was arrested and charged with rape after allegedly following a 27-year-old woman into her Bed-Stuy building. -
NYC Marathon runner Rachel Apa, 24, dies after collapsing in Central Park two miles from finish line
A New York City marathon runner died after collapsing in Central Park two miles from the finish line. -
Stanford University drops term ‘survivor’ for sexual assault cases due to bias — as victims erupt
Stanford University sparked campus outrage after dropping the term "survivor" from sexual assault cases. -
Beauty queen returns to scene where she was struck by drivers aged 4 and 6
Bowling confirmed she harbors no bitterness toward the young children who struck her. -
Tiger Woods set to create ‘new golf experience’ with shuttered Long Island course
Tiger Woods will make his mark on the Long Island golf scene. -
Mamdani ripped for Halloween event on scary NYC landlords — while ignoring NYCHA horrors
A tenants' advocate slammed Mayor Zohran Mamdani for hosting a Halloween-themed event about scary landlords but ignoring tenant complaints about horrible conditions at NYCHA apart… -
High Stakes and High Costs: NY Voters Hit the Polls as Hochul Faces Blakeman
New York City voters head to the polls Tuesday after a surge in early voting, capping a high-stakes campaign where affordability was one of the defining issues. More than 690,000 …