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NYC Second Graders Name New City Ferry 'Lunchbox'
The kids named two other vessels "The Friendship Express" and "Waves of Wonder."
Ciara McCarthy is a reporter for Patch in New York City, covering lower Manhattan. You can reach her at ciara.m@patch.com.
The kids named two other vessels "The Friendship Express" and "Waves of Wonder."
Kelly Hurley, a 31-year-old Lower East Side resident, has died from her injuries after a crash that left her in critical condition.
NYC Council Member Corey Johnson plans to introduce a bill that would compel President Donald Trump to release his tax returns.
The sculptor of Wall Street's famous Charging Bull is asking that the newly-installed "Fearless Girl" statue be moved.
The city is doling out more than $1 million in grants to support commercial districts in underserved neighborhoods.
Alan Cumming plans to open a permanent 'Club Cumming ' in the East Village in September.
The Girl Scouts are setting up shop throughout New York City on Tuesday. Here's where you can stop by to pick up a box.
The Hulu comedy series 'Difficult People' came prepared with a threat from the city to tow any cars in their way.
The Lower East Side's Tenement Museum was the setting for an SNL sketch featuring Louis C.K. and Kate McKinnon.
This alcoholic ice cream company is opening a new kind of ice cream parlor — one with a bouncer.
More than 500 people are waiting for the book, which has been made into a Hulu series.
All of the bar's profits will go to nonprofit organizations including Planned Parenthood and the ACLU.
Dean Galasso, a landlord on the Lower East Side, was indicted Thursday on charges that he forged documents to take out a mortgage.
A butcher at Ottomanelli and Sons is being investigated by the NYPD.
The former federal prosecutor spoke at Cooper Union tonight.
Atlanta Hawks player Thabo Sefolosha broke his leg on the eve of the NBA playoffs in a scuffle with NYPD officers outside 1 Oak.
Monday's derailment at Penn Station was caused by a problem with the aging transit hub's tracks, according to Amtrak.
Juan Nieves was sentenced to six years in prison on Tuesday after pleading guilty to charges that he posed as an immigration officer.
The fire department says a manhole was on fire on Eighth Avenue in Midtown Wednesday evening.
Chelsea Market is instituting a new policy for group tours in an attempt to reduce crowds in the shopping space.