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Judge allows landlords to seek City Hall messages as NYC rent freeze nears Oct. 1.
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani speaks during a press conference. A court fight remains unresolved just two weeks before the historic freeze takes effect for new leases. [ more › ] -
NYPD officer accused of Bronx burglary watched own investigation, prosecutors say
NYPD New York Police Department markings are seen on a police car. The man ran seven unauthorized searches of department systems from his NYPD phone while off duty, including one … -
Cleanup of NJ's Passaic River inches forward with $125M settlement
Downtown Newark, New Jersey and Passaic River. Work to remove the toxic sediment from what has been called "America's biggest crime scene" has been delayed for over 40 years, but … -
Broken valves caused a data center to spill 5K gallons of diesel in NJ's Meadowlands
Equinix, the data center operator, said it regrets the mechanical failure. [ more › ] -
NYC officials want to put rain gardens on top of bus stops
The city is testing out a green roof on a bus shelter in Brownsville, with the hope that the design can be expanded across the five boroughs. [ more › ] -
NYC raises snow shoveler pay to $30 an hour this winter
A man shovels snow off of a sidewalk in Harlem after a historic blizzard hit parts of the East Coast, on Feb. 25, 2026 in New York City. The city is also moving registration to th… -
NYC announces plans to ease crowding at violence-plagued juvenile detention centers
The Horizon Juvenile Center in the Bronx. Crossroads and Horizon juvenile detention centers have been over capacity for years. [ more › ] -
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-… -
The Astor and Bar Torino open at the Public Theater
EVG file photoThe Public Theater and NoHo Hospitality Group debuted two food-and-drink spaces yesterday inside the venue at 425 Lafayette St. on Astor Place.The Astor, located on … -
A floral changing of the guard on Avenue A
Photos and reporting by Stacie JoyThe flower stand outside Key Food on Avenue A and Fourth Street has reopened after a brief renovation, but a new team now runs the operation. Mea… -
On tonight's CB3-SLA docket: A vinyl cafe called Bobblehead for the former Pardon My French
Photos by Stacie Joy Tonight's September meeting of Community Board 3's SLA committee includes the following applicants (find the full list here)... • Bobblehead NYC LLC, 103-105 … -
EV Grieve's East Village Week in Review
Posts this past week included... with a last Tribute in Light shot from EVG reader Bettina... • On 14th Street, Engine 5 remembers those lost on 9/11 (Sept. 11) ... From the East … -
Today: Opera at Campos Community Garden
Opera Essentia comes to Campos Community Garden this (Saturday) afternoon with "Lost in Cyprus," a one-hour distillation of Handel’s 1728 opera "Tolomeo." The free performance sta… -
Friday's parting shot (morning edition)
EVG reader Joann Falkenburg shared this photo, taken this morning at 6:32 ... with a view downtown: "It was a beautiful morning looking south and remembering." -
LA Metro crash suspect’s haunting text hours before fatal wreck — as friend reveals troubled background
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Pot-smoking Long Island teen admits he livestreamed fatal crash in stolen SUV
A wannabe-influencer who stole a luxury SUV and livestreamed deadly 2024 joyride that left one elderly woman dead pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide, officials said. -
Mamdani urged to consider merging NYC schools — as alarming map shows 219 with under 200 kids
"This is not sustainable. As painful as it is, there is going to have to be some consolidation of schools with sharply declining enrollment." -
Couple and 11-year-old daughter found dead in $1M California home after neighbors heard ‘loud bangs’
A couple and their 11-year-old daughter were found dead inside their $1 million San Diego home Wednesday morning after a concerned neighbor reported hearing “loud bangs” the night… -
Mamdani unveils public toilets that cost $235K each to offer relief for NYC bathroom crisis
Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration announced 17 new high-tech toilets that will cost $235,000 a pop -- part of a $4 million plan to offer relief to the city's public bathroom c… -
NYPD cop busted for stealing safe packed with $50K in jewelry, cash from pal’s apartment
Officer Luis Triunfel, 33, allegedly raided his friend’s Boynton Avenue first-floor apartment around 12:15 a.m. Aug. 31 and grabbed a shopping cart that held a single black metall…
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Teachers unions urge NY Gov. Hochul to reconsider joining 'school choice' program
UFT President Michael Mulgrew urged Gov. Hochul to not opt into a private school voucher program. Gov. Kathy Hochul has said she plans to join a federal “school choice” program. T… -
NYC deploys robotoilets. The public bathrooms have a strict 10-minute time limit.
The toilets of tomorrow have begun arriving in the Big Apple. [ more › ] -
NJ AG promises legal action if ICE is illegally detaining people at Roxbury warehouse
A video recorded by an immigration activist in New Jersey purports to show ICE agents detaining an unnamed person in Dover. New Jersey’s attorney general’s office told a federal j… -
Early Addition: Is it too easy for NYPD officers to fake a career-ending disability and retire early?
An NYPD patrol car. Because a new Department of Investigation probe found major issues with the medical review process, here are your early links: No YouTube on public school devi… -
Education chancellor weighs plans for 30K students in small NYC schools
Schools Chancellor Kamar Samuels has said addressing schools with low enrollment is a top priority this school year. The schools chancellor has said repeatedly that tackling the r… -
Brooklyn firm to add over 600 EV charging points to NYC curbside spots
The transportation department is soliciting comments from the public until Sept. 30. [ more › ] -
NJ Rep. Kean acquired more data center stocks as backlash to AI boom grows
New Jersey Rep. Tom Kean Jr. Kean said he had no involvement in his stock buying decisions. His public disclosures show he procured shares in two data center companies. [ more › ] -
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… -
John Baer’s neighborhood views come into focus with monograph, exhibit
Photo from the 3rd Avenue El by John Baer A debut monograph devoted to the work of John Baer, a self-taught photographer who lived at 215 Second Ave. between 13th and 14th Street … -
A sign of Stickett Inn on 10th Street
The Stickett Inn logo recently appeared at the under-renovation storefront at 279 E. 10th St. just west of Avenue A.As previously reported, the cider bar cleared out of its home a… -
A plea for help along the 14th Street and 1st Avenue corridor
Photo by Stacie Joy The above notice has appeared on a building window along the long-troubled 14th Street corridor near First Avenue. "We all feel for the homeless & addicted," t… -
Raccoon patrol on 6th Street
EVG reader Jane R. spotted two large raccoons walking along Sixth Street between First Avenue and Avenue A a few nights ago. "They were walking from east to west down Sixth Street… -
Hardcore returns to Tompkins Square Park
The New York Hardcore Chronicles presents another installment of its "Back to the NYHC Roots" music series today (Saturday) in Tompkins Square Park. The free, all-ages show runs f… -
Border Patrol agents make shocking discovery as dozens of illegal migrants stuffed in back of truck in California desert
Border Patrol agents made a startling discovery in the scorching California desert after finding 31 migrants allegedly crammed into the back of a modified utility truck in a suspe… -
California cop accused of extorting brothel for sex may walk free under controversial state law
"I don't bust, I protect and keep safe," one message said. -
San Francisco residents fume as iconic trees are axed in $40M park revamp
Under the $40 million Embarcadero Plaza and Sue Bierman Park Renovation Project, these trees will be replaced with a mix of coast live oak, coast redwood, Monterey cypress, southe… -
Two NorCal cities ranked among the most intellectual in the US
San Francisco and San Jose topped the list while two other California cities sank to the bottom. -
Brooklyn coward kills 18 cats, 3 racoons with enough poison to ‘take out an elephant’
"They took matters into their own hands. They took the cheap way out. They took the coward's way out." -
Mamdani accused of colluding on NYC rent freeze — as judge orders City Hall to release emails, texts in scathing ruling
Board members in June passed a rent freeze on both one-year and two-year leases for the Big Apple’s roughly 1 million rent-stabilized units. -
NYC Council blames Bronx crime spike on Mamdani scrapping 600 new cops
Council members grilled NYPD brass Wednesday over crime increases in parts of the Bronx, with some blaming Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s decision to scrap a planned 580-officer expansion.
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NYPD lawyer says department needs to fix civil ticket process after Gothamist report
NYPD Deputy Commissioner of Legal Matters Michael Gerber at a City Council oversight hearing Wednesday. NYPD oversight groups like the Department of Investigation have said one ke… -
Chaos erupts at Grand Central as woman tells riders 'this will be your last day on earth'
Police said the woman was undergoing a mental crisis when she made the threat. [ more › ] -
Knicks fans bet big on their team. The sports betting giants lost.
Jalen Brunson of the New York Knicks celebrates with the Larry O'Brien Championship Trophy during the New York Knicks Championship ticker tape parade and victory rally celebrating… -
Man charged with murder for killing his wife in their Bay Ridge home, NYPD says
Fifty-nine year old Maria Ines Granda was found dead with head trauma on Monday. [ more › ] -
Park Slope rejoices after catnappers return stolen kitten to bodega
The happy reunion. Bodega owner Imad Innab with Jabal. The accused catnapper was arrested by the NYPD. [ more › ] -
New York won’t crack down on Canada, UK for Israel sanctions
Gov. Hochul marching in the Israel Day Parade in 2023. New York has had an anti-BDS order on the books since 2016. But Hochul’s administration says it doesn’t apply to foreign cou… -
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… -
Openings: Flamingos Vintage Pound on 1st Avenue
Flamingos Vintage Pound is now open at 199 First Ave. between 12th Street and 13th Street. (First reported here) ... in a former smoke shop-convenience store.The shop sells second… -
The Walking Gallery brings art — and protest — to St. Mark’s Place
Photos and interview by Stacie JoyOutside the new Sephora, the Walking Gallery is staking its own claim on St. Mark’s Place.The small outdoor gallery sets up most afternoons and e… -
Celebrating Chet Mazur at Otto’s Shrunken Head
Photos and reporting by Stacie Joy Friends, family and fellow musicians gathered at Otto's Shrunken Head on 14th Street on Friday evening for a celebration of the life of Chet Maz… -
After a 7-week closure, Salumeria Rosi is back on Avenue B
Photos and interview by Stacie Joy Salumeria Rosi is back in service at 222 Avenue B between 13th Street and 14th Street after a seven-week closure for storm-related repairs. The … -
Saturday's parting shots
Photos by Stacie Joy First Avenue style... -
Friday's parting shot
Photo by Roger BultotThe Tribute in Light as seen from near the Manhattan Bridge... -
Police dog burned as suspect tries to torch adult store in San Diego shooting
“The body was on fire. His whole stomach was on fire. It was awful,” one witness said. -
Bruce Blakeman pitches Nassau budget with no tax hike, more cops
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman took a break from the gubernatorial campaign trail to unveil his $4.6 billion budget proposal for 2027. Blakeman, the GOP gubernatorial cand… -
Famed LA helicopter pilot reveals five-second decision that may have led to deadly NBC chopper tragedy
Zoey Tur, a former KCBS and KNBC pilot-reporter with more than 10,000 flight hours analyzed audio and video of final moments. -
Investigators reveal the ‘most important evidence’ they have in NBC helicopter tragedy
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San Francisco homeowners could see thousands wiped off property values in transit funding crisis
A new report from the San Francisco Controller’s Office claims that San Francisco home values could drop by 0.6% to 0.9% on average across the city, if Muni service is reduced. -
Brooklyn grows first-of-its-kind botanical bus stop aimed at reducing flooding
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Jew-hating attacker flashes wild ‘victory sign’ after NYC judge hands him light sentence for antisemitic assault
Amin pleaded guilty in March to third-degree assault as a hate crime.