While Labor Day is meant to honor workers, or at least enjoy a long weekend, activists worked up over the COVID vaccine used it to…
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BY JEFFERSON SIEGEL | “Collective Visions,” a vibrant new street mural by artists GERALUZ and WERC, spans the north lane of 14th St. from University…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Updated July 15, 12:45 a.m.: A woman in her mid-80s was fatally struck by a huge tow truck at Union…
BY JEFFERSON SIEGEL | A man was gunned down in the East Village early Wednesday morning and the killer reportedly may have been in Stromboli…
Friday afternoon in Washington Square, cyclists and skateboarders plied the park, zipping past signs saying it’s not allowed. A skateboarder slammed tricks on the park’s…
On Friday, police wheeled a mobile video surveillance tower into Washington Square Park next to the arch. It’s solar powered. Police might not be doing…
BY JEFFERSON SIEGEL | Restaurants reopening to full capacity. Sports teams welcoming fans to games again. Times Square filling with tourists. To the list of…
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | Call it “pot for shot.” On Tuesday, veteran pot activist Dana Beal staged a “Joints for Jabs” event in Union Square.…
BY JEFFERSON SIEGEL | Outer-borough New York has its fair share of diners, many commodious estates with parking lots, dessert carousels and lots of space…
BY JEFFERSON SIEGEL | Stickers advising child sex-abuse survivors of their rights have started appearing on bus shelters and parking meters recently in the West…