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NYC early childhood chief Simone Hawkins to leave Education Department
Former Deputy Chancellor of Early Childhood Education Simone Hawkins reads to students at PS34M. Hawkins is stepping down in September as New York City prepares to launch its new … -
3 sought in violent Bronx home invasion that left woman bound, robbed of $343K
Police say the suspects forced their way into a home near West 168th Street and Ogden Avenue. [ more › ] -
Heavy rain could bring flash flooding to NYC on Monday, NWS says
People walk through the rain in the Dumbo neighborhood in Brooklyn as severe storms move through the New York area on July 21, 2026 in New York City. The National Weather Service … -
New Jersey and New York sue to block Trump admin. changes to health insurance marketplaces
New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport (L) and New York Attorney General Letitia James The attorneys general argue that the changes would make it harder for Americans to g… -
NYC parents can still get $120 in summer food aid for their kids
Applications for the summer EBT program are open through Sept. 8. [ more › ] -
Want to camp next to the trees and for free in iconic NYC parks? Now you can.
The lottery is open for NYC's popular Family Camping program. The NYC parks department has opened a lottery portal for its popular Family Camping program, hosted by the Urban Park… -
'Just a pure weird moment': Art project takes over Manhattan subway kiosk
The takeover is part of the MTA’s Vacant Unit Activation Program, which allows artists to install projects in unused spaces throughout the subway system, like newspaper kiosks. In… -
A summer of ICE activity yields a raft of new damages claims, including in NJ and NY
Federal immigration officers clash with Protesters outside Delaney Hall in Newark, New Jersey, on May 25, 2026. The ACLU filed dozens of claims against the U.S. government, includ… -
Mayor Mamdani extends pied-à-terre tax exemption deadline after confusing rollout
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani at an event July 27. The city posted a database of more than 900,000 properties that “may” be subject to the new surcharge. [ more › ] -
NYPD arrests Bronx man accused of sexually abusing teens he met at homeless shelters
Police said one of the victims was a member of his family, and he met others at the shelters. [ more › ] -
10-year-old girl's body found in Passaic River, after 3 kids were swept into waters
Emergency vehicles outside of the Passaic River An 11-year-old girl made it out safely, but a 10-year-old boy was confirmed dead earlier in the week. [ more › ] -
Summer stargazing goes out with a bang in August
The Perseid meteor shower is considered the best of the year. The Perseid meteor shower peaks on Aug. 12 and 13. [ more › ] -
Brooklyn man charged with assault after allegedly chasing woman with hammer, pushing boy
He also bit a school employee who tried to apprehend him, according to the Queens DA. [ more › ] -
It's a gorgeous weather weekend in NYC: How to enjoy it
People visit the Little Red Lighthouse at Fort Washington Park in 2020. Summer Streets, concerts, history tours — there are a lot of good reasons to get outside. [ more › ] -
NYC and NJ players celebrate the beginning of the Women's Pro Baseball League
Sabrina Robinson. Sabrina Robinson and Nylah Ramirez both join the Boston Hunters. [ more › ] -
Better light rail in North Jersey? Hopeful advocates have a plan.
People board a NJ Transit light rail train in Hoboken in 2024. They hope momentum from the successful "A Better PATH" campaign can continue into changes for light rail. [ more › ] -
Mayor Mamdani taps veteran Black leader to head NYPD watchdog
Jennifer Jones Austin speaks at a screening of a documentary about Rev. Al Sharpton in 2022. The appointment of Jennifer Jones Austin comes as Mamdani faces pressure from the left… -
NY looks to shut down Kalshi, have it pay $36 billion in new lawsuit
Gov. Hochul and state AG James have sued Kalshi. The state alleges the "prediction market" is just a gambling operation in disguise. [ more › ] -
NYC says UES Legionnaires’ outbreak is over, after recording 7th death
View of the Upper East Side of Manhattan where a Legionnaires' disease outbreak has killed seven people and sickened more than 90. The health department said it has been more than… -
August concerts in NYC means bands on a boat, in a backyard, and in parks
Rachel Brown of Water From Your Eyes. Ted Leo in a park, a rave in a museum courtyard, and more. [ more › ]
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Sunday's parting shot
Photo by Stacie Joy OG curbside dining on Avenue A... -
EV Grieve's East Village Week in Review
Posts this past week included (with a start of a fish tale on Third Avenue via Derek Berg). Never miss a post with the weekly EVG newsletter. Free right here. • RIP Carlos ‘Chino’… -
Scenes from the 46th annual Festival Calle 6
Photos by Stacie Joy The annual Festival Calle 6 returned yesterday, celebrating its 46th anniversary with an afternoon of live music, dancing and community on Sixth Street betwee… -
Rush hour on 2nd Street
Photos by Stacie JoyDuring Rush's 50th anniversary four-night residency at Madison Square Garden, fans can also pick up merchandise at a temporary pop-up shop at 20 E. Second St. … -
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Photo from yesterday by Stacie JoyThe new trash bins in the center of Tompkins Square Park are designed to keep garbage out of sight while helping reduce odors and limit access fo… -
Sunday's opening shot
Photo of Scotty Skitzo by Stacie Joy The 38th annual Tompkins Square Riot Reunion show takes place TODAY from 3 to 7 p.m. ... in the Park. The free concert, commemorating the Tomp… -
Saturday's parting shot
Photo by Stacie Joy Avenue A street style... -
In a Rush for merch?
During Rush's 50th anniversary four-night residency at the Garden, the band's merch is (randomly?) for sale at 20 E. Second St. between the Bowery and Second Avenue... in the form… -
Friday's parting shot
Midtown views from the East Village this evening courtesy of Cecil Scheib... -
6 posts from July
A mini month in review ... with a World Cup scene from Avenue A via Stacie Joy... • RIP Carlos 'Chino' Garcia, co-founder of CHARAS and longtime Lower East Side activist (July 28)… -
Shelter intake operations begin on Aug. 1 at two East Village locations
Starting tomorrow, Aug. 1, the city's Department of Social Services (DSS) will begin operating its new intake center for single adult men at 8 E. Third St., officially relocating … -
Haven Plaza residents rally over response to Legionella concerns
Photos and reporting by Stacie Joy Residents of Haven Plaza, community advocacy groups and local elected officials gathered yesterday outside the East Village housing complex on A… -
Thursday's parting shot
Sometimes, we just don't have answers... photo on 10th between A and B today by Rainer Turim... -
2 local residents appear in new documentary about Flaco
After the Flaco documentary wrapped in June 2025, locals featured include Javier Torres (seated in the middle) and Juan Rosado (far right). Reporting and photos by Stacie Joy"Wild… -
Wednesday's parting shot
Coming up on harvest time here on Avenue A between Fifth and Sixth Street... we can almost taste the corn on the cob! -
Power station: A quieter generator arrives at the 9th Precinct
Photos and reporting by Stacie Joy A quieter generator has replaced the one powering systems at the 9th Precinct stationhouse on Fifth Street between First Avenue and Second Avenu… -
Post announces an August close
Photo by Stacie Joy You're on the clock now for a last meal at Post. The cafe, which serves a variety of comfort food and cocktails, recently announced it will be shutting down at… -
Subway snack stop: Vending machines arrive at the 1st Avenue F station
Photos by Stacie Joy We've seen a few social media reports in recent days of cashless Coca-Cola vending machines arriving at subway stations... and lo and behold, there's now one … -
ICYMI: Temakase Hand Roll Bar has left 2nd Avenue
Photo by StevenA recent closure to note... Temakase Hand Roll Bar has closed at 157 Second Ave. between Ninth and 10th Streets. Temakase founder Liron Michaeli shared this on Inst… -
Tuesday's parting shots
Photos by James Chambers Up close this morning in Tompkins Square Park with one of the young red-tailed hawks... who is likely just three months old now (!!!)... and dropping hard…
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Preschooler nearly drowns in NJ lake — but quick-thinking bystanders, cops save her
The little girl was inside Newark’s Branch Brook Park on Sunday afternoon and fell into the lake near a boathouse at the southern portion of the park, the Essex County Sheriff’s O… -
Rotting corpse found with knife in neck inside NYC home: sources
A rotting 58-year-old man's body was found with a knife sticking out of his neck inside a Brooklyn home Sunday afternoon, according to cops and sources. -
Moment band Sublime hijacks KTLA’s weather broadcast live on air
Sublime kicked off KTLA weather forecast by talking about the “beautiful southern swell” in Santa Monica before jokingly giving a shoutout to “Uncle Mike” riding a bike nearby. -
Large rattlesnake found lurking in children’s toys in Calabasas
Hugo Will, a Los Angeles-based cinematographer, found a rattlesnake in his backyard this Friday, which was hiding among his children's scattered toys -
Mamdani admin extends $1.86B ‘emergency contract’ for NYC hotels to serve as homeless shelters
The Mamdani administration has re-upped a 3-year $1.86 billion contract with the Hotel Association of New York City to have scores of hotels provide emergency shelter to the city'… -
Sicko nabbed for raping multiple children he met at NYC shelters: sources
A serial sicko allegedly raped several children over an eight year period after meeting them at Bronx shelters, police and sources said Sunday. -
Another Los Angeles water pipe rupture wreaks havoc on Beverly Grove
Footage from the Beverly Grove flooding caused by a broken pipe showed water flowing across the roadway and into storm drains. -
Mass measles outbreak threatens Central Valley after farmworkers left Arizona
Fresno, Madera and Merced counties said the workers were exposed to the highly contagious viral infection because there was a major outbreak in the part of Arizona they're coming … -
Moment woman crunches herself on rocks at Santa Paula Punch Bowls in Ventura County
A woman was caught on camera slamming into jagged rocks after losing control on a natural waterslide in Southern California. -
Blakeman slams Hochul over NY suit to block prediction market Kalshi: ‘Left billions on the table’
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman claims Kathy Hochul squandered billions for the state by suing prediction market Kalshi. -
Teen found dead after going missing while rafting in picturesque California park
Authorities located the body of a missing 17-year-old boy, Gabriel Santiago, in the Stanislaus River. -
Naked nutjob jumps from Brooklyn Bridge after erecting flags
An unhinged, 44-year-old naked man jumped off the top of Brooklyn Bridge Sunday afternoon in front of shocked onlookers — and miraculously survived, according to cops and wild vid… -
11-day-old Arizona baby found hundreds of miles away after being kidnapped
Surprise Police Lt. Tim Klarkowski revealed that the child’s father, who lacks custodial rights, allegedly took the baby without permission. -
Flock Safety cameras vandalized on Long Island after accusations cop tracked lover
Four Flock Safety cameras in one Long Island town were vandalized in July as backlash against the software grows nationwide — with one wild case including claims a cop down south … -
Thugs pistol-whip woman before snatching $343,000 in cash and goods from NYC home
The criminals were armed with a knife and gun when they forced their way into the woman's home near West 168 Street and Ogden Avenue in Highbridge on Thursday around 10:15 p.m., p… -
NYC to unveil new Columbus statue as group sidesteps Mamdani’s middle finger
They’re trying to protect the paesan! -
Groundbreaking new law could find thousands of missing people across California
The new law, which was passed by California Governor Gavin Newsom in mid-July, takes aim with the state’s Missing Persons DNA Program. -
Pete Buttigieg, AOC and Jon Ossoff poll ahead of Gavin Newsom and Kamala Harris for White House run
A Michigan survey shows Pete Buttigieg, Jon Ossoff and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez ahead of the California governor and former vice president in a hypothetical Democratic primary. -
Mystery as man found dead on roof of California high school is identified
The Sheriff’s Office identified the deceased man who was found on the roof of Fresno High School as 30-year-old Daniel Ramirez. -
Apocalyptic pictures show Malibu beach destroyed by sudden coastal erosion
The closure comes as Malibu is still reeling from the aftermath of the Palisades Fire.