East Village, NY|News|
The Who To Release Recording Of East Village Concert From 1968
A new recording of the live performance from 1968 will be released in April.
Ciara McCarthy, Patch Staff
Ciara McCarthy, Patch Staff
- New York City, NY
Ciara McCarthy is a reporter for Patch in New York City, covering lower Manhattan. You can reach her at ciara.m@patch.com.
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Lower East Side-Chinatown, NY|News|
Ferry Service Will Come To The Lower East Side This Summer
Lower East Side commuters will soon have another option for getting around the city: the NYC Ferry.
Ciara McCarthy, Patch Staff
SoHo-Little Italy, NY|News|
NYC Subway Delays: N Trains Experiencing 'Signal Problems'
N trains were making stops along the R line between DeKalb Avenue in Brooklyn and Canal Street during the Wednesday morning rush hour.
Ciara McCarthy, Patch Staff
East Village, NY|News|
L Train Shutdown Will Make 14th St Busiest Bus Lane In USA: Study
The study also expects the number of cyclists commuting across the Williamsburg Bridge to increase by 300 percent.
Ciara McCarthy, Patch Staff
East Village, NY|News|
East Village Hawk Returns To Wild After Injury
Dora, a red tailed hawk who has lived in Tompkins Square Park for years, returned home on Monday after three months in a rehab center.
Ciara McCarthy, Patch Staff
Lower East Side-Chinatown, NY|News|
Documentary About Chinatown Bank Vies For An Oscar
Just one bank faced criminal charges after the 2008 financial crisis. The defendant? A family-owned Chinatown bank.
Ciara McCarthy, Patch Staff
East Village, NY|News|
NYC Restaurateur Debuts New Netflix Show
David Chang, the chef behind Ko and Noodle Bar NY, has a new Netflix documentary series out this month.
Ciara McCarthy, Patch Staff
Gramercy-Murray Hill, NY|News|
Robber Steals Cash From Kips Bay Bank, Police Say
The man took $305 after passing a note to a teller, police said.
Ciara McCarthy, Patch Staff
West Village, NY|News|
NYC Restaurants To Try Tonight
Here's your guide to the best new places to eat in NYC.
Ciara McCarthy, Patch Staff
SoHo-Little Italy, NY|News|
Smorgasburg Is Leaving Soho After Just 1 Summer
You'll have to go to Brooklyn if you want the full Smorgasburg experience.
Ciara McCarthy, Patch Staff
Gramercy-Murray Hill, NY|News|
Drug Dealer Arrested In Overdose That Killed NYU Doctor: Report
A drug dealer was arrested after he reportedly sold an NYU doctor the heroin that caused him to overdose.
Ciara McCarthy, Patch Staff
SoHo-Little Italy, NY|News|
Chinese New Year, Scented Art And More | Fun Events In Manhattan
Looking for something to do this weekend? Here are the most interesting events Manhattan has to offer.
Ciara McCarthy, Patch Staff
Lower East Side-Chinatown, NY|News|
Lunar New Year Parade In NYC: Where And When To Watch
Here's your guide to the 2018 Chinese Lunar New Year Parade in Manhattan.
Ciara McCarthy, Patch Staff
Chelsea, NY|News|
Circle Nightclub Owners To Open New Spot In Chelsea: Report
The popular nightclub closed its Midtown spot after a rent hike, its owners said.
Ciara McCarthy, Patch Staff
Chelsea, NY|News|
Robber Steals Cash From Chelsea Bank, Police Say
The robber hasn't yet been arrested.
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Tribeca-FiDi, NY|News|
NYC Subway Groper Touches Woman's Butt, Police Say
The man repeatedly groped the woman's butt while they were on a A train in Manhattan, police said.
Ciara McCarthy, Patch Staff
Lower East Side-Chinatown, NY|News|
Fired NYC Official Sues City For $5 Million
The official says he was retaliated against for exposing corruption.
Ciara McCarthy, Patch Staff
East Village, NY|News|
Union Square Ramen Shop Could Close After Settling Claim
An applicant told federal investigators that he didn't get a job at the ramen shop because he wasn't Korean or Japanese.
Ciara McCarthy, Patch Staff
East Village, NY|News|
Activist Gives Free Haircuts To Homeless In Tompkins Square Park
The hairdresser and activist Joshua Coombes gave free haircuts to homeless men in Tompkins Square Park this week.
Ciara McCarthy, Patch Staff
West Village, NY|News|
NYU Served 'Insensitive' Watermelon Meal For Black History Month
NYU is under fire after one of its dining halls served a meal of collard greens and watermelon water for Black History Month.
Ciara McCarthy, Patch Staff
