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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… -
Donald Trump looms over New York attorney general’s race
Attorney General Letitia James sits in the courtroom during the civil fraud trial of former U.S. President Donald Trump at New York Supreme Court in 2024. Attorney General Letitia… -
A violent hate crime claimed one NYC man's marathon dream. A year later, he's taking it back.
Daniel Cho wont' be deterred from his marathon dream After a subway assault dashed Daniel Cho’s marathon ambitions, he’s back to run his race. [ more › ] -
Police search several blocks in Canarsie after dead man’s body found
A dead body was found in Canarsie on Oct. 30, 2026. Police searched East 94th Street on Friday. Officers responded to East 93rd Street and Avenue L on Friday morning. [ more › ] -
Democrats' early voting lead in NJ keeps growing ahead of Election Day
Democrat Rebecca Bennett campaigning in New Jersey's 7th Congressional district. In key districts and across the state, Democrats are building on their early voting success from l… -
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… -
Tompkins Square Park recreation redesign heads back to committee after contentious CB3 meeting
Photos and reporting by Stacie Joy The proposed $9.93 million renovation of the Tompkins Square Park recreation area is heading back to committee after a contentious Community Boa… -
345 Cantina closes on 6th Street; landlord takes possession of space
345 Cantina has closed at 345 E. Sixth St., just west of First Avenue, after four years in business. A sign outside the Mexican restaurant (and the ongoing construction mess) than… -
No bikes seized, but questions remain over 11th Street enforcement
Reporting and photos by Stacie Joy An anticipated enforcement action targeting improperly parked delivery bikes on 11th Street near First Avenue ended this morning without any con… -
Winter smashes parts of California as snow dumped on towns, restrictions issued
Snow showers first began blanketing higher elevations of the Sierra Nevada Saturday morning. -
Hochul stumps with Mamdani and AOC during Buffalo Bills NYC watch party ahead of election
Hochul insisted the support of the two lefty figures wouldn’t turn off moderate voters ahead of Tuesday’s gubernatorial election. -
Shrieking Nithya Raman seizes mic at chaotic Halloween party — as her bizarre costume is explained
Raman and incumbent Mayor Karen Bass are now tied at 40% support each, according to a Berkeley IGS/Los Angeles Times poll released Wednesday, with 19% of voters still undecided. -
NYC crushes kid-led effort pushing for stoplight outside their school
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California now has incestuous wolves roaming across wilderness as officials outline what it means
California's desperate wolves are turning to incest to keep the bloodline going but officials aren't too worried. -
Lawless e-bike riders turn NYC’s Central Park into danger zone as fed-up locals push for a ban
Central Park' goers want e-bikes to slow down but the riders aren't stopping to listen.
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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… -
How formerly homeless New Yorkers are helping others get off the streets
Neighborhood navigators approach a group of homeless people at Sara D. Roosevelt Park in August 2024. The Neighborhood Navigators program relies on workers who experienced homeles… -
NYCHA says it's removed asbestos found at Brooklyn’s Marcy Houses
NYCHA officials say the white dust lining residents' windows comes from steam that billowed up through exhaust vent for a mobile boiler line. A steam leak left asbestos-laden resi… -
NY unemployment recipients brace for delays during system upgrade
Magaly Irizarry The shutdown is scheduled to begin at 5 p.m. on Monday and last for nine to 12 days. [ more › ] -
Early Addition: Is Harry running?
Because Harry Styles' Madison Square Garden residency is over in time for the marathon, here are your early links: Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont going for a historic third term, rea… -
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… -
Hot dog! Crif Dogs is back open on St. Mark's Place
Crif Dogs reopened yesterday at 113 St. Mark's Place after fallen trees from the late-September nor'easter temporarily shut down the longtime hot dog shop and its speakeasy siblin… -
ICYMI: Hunan Slurp Shop closes on 1st Avenue
Hunan Slurp Shop has closed at 112 First Ave., just south of Seventh Street. The restaurant opened here in May 2018, bringing Hunan-style rice noodles and other dishes inspired by… -
California college caves to woke students by canceling mascot after 90 years
The administration plans to consult students and staff on the final costume design in the coming months. -
GOP governor hopeful Blakeman launches eight-city sweep across NY in just 48 hours
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NFL legend says he’s ditching his Tennessee ranch for California — before issuing stark warning about the Golden State
Allen is backing Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton's vision for California. -
California school staffers busted in $300K embezzlement scheme after massive Costco breakfast order blew their cover
Two employees at the International School of Monterey in Seaside allegedly embezzled nearly $300,000 in school funds to pay for personal expenses. -
27-year-old woman raped after being followed into NYC building
A 27-year-old woman was followed into a Brooklyn apartment building and sexually assaulted early Sunday, police said. -
NYC jogger stabbed in neck was planning to meet parents when attacked, sources say — as more chilling details emerge
Bank teller Katie Suarez has been declared brain dead and is on life support at NYU Langone Hospital since the apparent random assault. -
NYC Marathon app fails, frustrating fans tracking runners: ‘Total embarrassment’
"How can you be this horrible at customer experience on your most critical day of the year?"
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'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 › ] -
Bronx e-bike fire that killed a boy has claimed 3 more lives, NYPD says
Prayer candles outside the Patterson Houses in Mott Haven for a vigil for Zion Maine. Two teenage boys, 16 and 15, as well a 33-year-old woman have now died along with Zion Maine.… -
Woman stabbed in neck while jogging in Brooklyn is in critical condition, NYPD says
An NYPD car is seen in New York City on July 4, 2024. Police say she was found on a running path in Bath Beach. [ more › ] -
'It is a crime!': Upper West Side owl lovers outraged after rooftop work wrecks nest
The family of barn owls on the water tower during happier times. The owls are protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. [ more › ] -
Influential Brooklyn developer illegally raised rents despite tax break, lawsuit claims
300 Ashland Place in Fort Greene, Brooklyn The lawsuit targets the leasing practices of the company Two Trees, which recently received a special carveout in the New York state bud… -
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… -
Signage alert: Matane on 1st Avenue
The facade work is complete at 59 First Ave., just south of Fourth Street, revealing the incoming tenant: Matane. EVG reader Danimal reports that an employee leaving the space con… -
Wednesday's parting shot
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Karina Vetrano’s dad, who found missing NYC runner’s body, has heart-wrenching message for father of jogger stabbed in neck
Phil Vetrano said he can’t believe the eerie similarities between Katie Suarez's case and his family’s own tragedy 10 years ago. -
Election officials spot error on ballots for major California school district
Voters for the Fresno Unified School District race will still be able to make their selections, but when the machine prints their marked ballots, it will incorrectly identify the … -
Blakeman joins Queens Dem in accusing Hochul of going ‘wok’ with NYS gas stove ban
Republican candidate for governor Bruce Blakeman accused Democratic incumbent Kathy Hochul of going `wok' against Asian families by imposing a ban on gas stoves in new housing dev… -
Sacha Baron Cohen shockingly dupes luxury California realtor in wild stunt from ‘Ali G: Who Iz I?’
An unsuspecting real estate agent showing a $30 million Bel Air mega mansion found himself trapped at the center of Sacha Baron Cohen’s latest satirical ambush in "Ali G: Who Iz I… -
Bernie Sanders gives blazing interview as support for California billionaire tax plummets: ‘Disgusting’
Sen. Bernie Sanders is taking aim at California’s ultra-wealthy, arguing that billionaire spending is sinking Proposition 40. -
NYC Marathon draws massive crowds as record number of runners hit the course
Over 60,000 NYC marathon runners gathered bright and early in an epic show of endurance Sunday morning. -
Diehard fans pack near loneliest stretch of NYC Marathon for touching reasons: ‘This is her dream’
"She trained all through her chemotherapy in order to run here today."