After all the holiday hubbub at Union Square, things promptly quieted down Sunday, the day after Christmas, with the closing of the popular annual outdoor…
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On a saunter around Downtown a couple of Saturdays ago, photographer Jefferson Siegel found a lot going on, from the park (pogoing and painting) to…
BY JEFFERSON SIEGEL | Wednesday morning, with the Union Square Greenmarket in full swing, a person dressed as a sperm danced on the other side…
BY JEFFERSON SIEGEL | Early Friday evening the Gramercy neighborhood was brought to a standstill as fire trucks converged on the south side of Gramercy…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Medallion-owning taxi drivers ended a 15-day hunger strike at City Hall on Wednesday after an agreement was reached with the…
There’s nothing like a clean “Cube.” On Monday, the day before Election Day, a worker from the Village Alliance business improvement district scrubbed graffiti off…
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…
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…