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AG Letitia James, along with other city and state elected officials, will help host a four-hour Drag Story Hour on Sunday at The Center.
Officials said nothing was taken from the East 54th Street building last month and the man left without taking anything.
The Mayor announced Monday a plan to make Broadway between Madison and Herald Square into plazas and shared streets.
A rally to protest congestion pricing at Tramway Plaza drew supporters — and detractors — from all over the city.
The man driving a BMW motorcycle who slammed into the 75-year-old woman was issued a citation, officials said.
A man was stabbed last week as he stood on a 4 train platform at 59th Street - Lexington Avenue station, officials said.
Two expansions and two pizza announcements from this week in Upper East Side restaurant news.
“My rent is always paid," pasta chef Darrell Stone told Patch. "I’m never behind on my bills."
Another quiet and clean week, with no closures in Manhattan.
A Prospect Place fire on Thursday night left one person dead, officials said.
Christopher Buggs, 25, was erroneously released from Rikers due to a clerical error in 2021. He was charged in a 2018 Bed-Stuy killing.
Over 100 schools will get $24,000 each in arts funding from the City Council — and District 17 has the most participating schools.
The new mosaic was unveiled Thursday, 26 years after Bed-Stuy native Christopher Wallace was killed at only 24-years-old.
The 84-year-old diner owed their landlord around a million dollars and failed to pay up via numerous payment plans, court records show.
Police have found the suit they say was worn by the suspect who shot and killed a bodega worker last week, reports the Daily News.
The brother Fox described as a "mad scientist" was arrested after a ghost gun raid of their East 84th Street home, according to officials.
After three years fallow, the Brownsville Abroad program is back to bring students to new frontiers on the program's fourth trip.
Patch went to check out the historic bar's new home over the weekend, just two buildings down from its last location on Second Avenue.
Williamsburg's hyper-popular spot, Egg, will reopen as Little Egg on Washington Avenue this spring, reports EaterNY.
Police arrested a 21-year-old man who they say shot two students near their school in Sunset Park on Tuesday.
