How To Sign Up For Patch's Newsletter And News Alerts

NEW YORK, NY — New York City's news cycle, like the metropolis itself, doesn't sleep. But Patch is making it easy to keep up-to-date with what's happening in your neighborhood.

Whether you want to keep a finger on the pulse of the restaurant scene, find out what's happening with schools or local politics, be the first to know about severe weather headed your way or be informed about crime, signing up for Patch's neighborhood newsletters will keep you in the loop.

To subscribe to our morning newsletter and breaking news alerts, just choose your neighborhood below and enter your email address:

MANHATTAN

• Central Park
• Chelsea/Meatpacking District
• East Village/Stuyvesant Town
• Gramercy/Murray Hill/Kips Bay
• Harlem/Morningside Heights
• Lower East Side/Chinatown/Two Bridges
• Midtown/Hell's Kitchen
• SoHo/Little Italy/NoHo/Nolita
• Tribeca/Financial District
• Upper East Side
• Upper West Side
• Washington Heights/Inwood
• West Village/Greenwich Village

BROOKLYN

• All-Brooklyn newsletter
• Bed-Stuy
• Carroll Gardens/Cobble Hill
• Brooklyn Heights/DUMBO/Vinegar Hill
• Brownsville/East New York
• Bushwick
• Ditmas Park/Flatbush
• Fort Greene/Clinton Hill
• Gowanus/Red Hook
• Park Slope/South Slope
• Prospect Heights/Crown Heights/Prospect-Lefferts Gardens
• Sunset Park
• Williamsburg/Greenpoint
• Windsor Terrace/Kensington

QUEENS

• All-Queens newsletter
• Astoria-Long Island City
• Bayside
• Flushing
• Forest Hills

• Jackson Heights-Elmhurst
• Jamaica
• Kew Gardens-Briarwood

If you don't see your neighborhood above or prefer broader NYC news, sign up for the New York City-wide newsletter.

Once you sign up, you'll get a round-up each morning of the top stories in your neighborhood. If you request them, we'll also send you news alerts throughout the day when local news breaks.

Newsletters and news alerts are hand-curated by our neighborhood Patch editors to keep you in the know about your area.

Also: Did you know you can also post your own local stories, events, op-eds and other tidbits on Patch? Here's how. You can even apply to become your neighborhood'sPatch Mayor. The volunteer program gives residents who love their communities a platform to share their insight and expertise on local happenings..