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The men walked one by one out of the Lucerne Monday morning, bags over shoulders, and through a crowd of locals and media onto a white bus.
NYPD revealed over the weekend that a group of men robbed a 23-year-old in Inwood 10 days before Milton Grant was killed on Dyckman Street.
NYPD officers clashed with people participating in the Queer Liberation March on Sunday around 7:30 p.m. in Washington Square Park.
Shermaine Laster was caught on video earlier in June going on a racist tirade against an Asian NYPD officer in Washington Square Park.
Here are the must-read Patch NYC stories for Friday, June 25.
Only 7 Greenwich Villagers Tested Positive For COVID Last Week | Bottcher Holds Commanding Lead | Popular Italian Joint Expands
Only 6 Inwood Residents Got COVID Last Week | Carmen De La Rosa 'Confident' In Council Race | Man Shot In The Head
'Hostile' Complaints Force Fridge To Close | Thai Eatery Named Among Best In NYC | Gale Brewer Wins City Council Seat
In a sign of a return to normality, subway service changes are making weekend travel a nightmare. Here's what to know for the West Village.
In a sign of a return to normality, subway service changes are making weekend travel a nightmare. Here's what to know for the UWS.
In a sign of a return to normality, subway service changes are making weekend travel a nightmare. Here's what to know for Upper Manhattan.
Washington Heights and Inwood residents can visit the Intrepid Museum for free through Sunday thanks to an "In The Heights" related offer.
Thomas Sawyer was last seen leaving his apartment at 570 West 172nd Street on May 15, according to police.
A man removed a $3,495 Pomeranian puppy from its cage, tucked it into his arm, and walked out of the pet store, according to police.
The saga of the Upper West Side hotel serving as a homeless shelter that made national news will come to an end next week.
L'Artusi is opening two more eateries in the West Village this summer, according to Eater NY. Here's more information.
Erik Bottcher holds a likely insurmountable 32-point lead over Arthur Schwartz after the first batch of votes was counted.
De La Rosa holds a 12-point lead over Johanna Garia after the first batch of votes were counted Tuesday night, according to NY1.
Even before the pandemic shut the city down, the Bloomingdale Library was closed for renovations. It's reopening on July 6.
The West End Fridge sat in front of an UWS church for nine months before it was forced to close due to "increasingly hostile" complaints.
