Don’t try telling New Yorkers, “It’s just a phase.” The much-awaited phase two of the city’s reopening thankfully went into effect on Monday. Locals cooped…
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As the city was getting set for phase two of reopening from the coronavirus shutdown, much of the plywood protection that had covered 14th St.…
East Village journo Bill Weinberg continues to cover the ongoing Black Lives Matter protests, including on Juneteenth, Fri., June 19. He also documented some tony…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Susan Feterman was much more than a statistic. The 72-year-old Gramercy resident — who never left home without her bike —…
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Now it’s on bar owners and restaurateurs to control the space outside their premises — or else. Following last Friday’s…
All statues are not created equal. Council Speaker Corey Johnson and a group of fellow councilmembers say it’s high time to remove the Thomas Jefferson…
BY DAVID MULKINS | The Bowery Alliance of Neighbors stands in solidarity with Black Lives Matter, the nonviolent protests over the deaths of George Floyd,…
Mayor de Blasio on Friday announced that New York City and Airbnb have reached a settlement agreement, establishing a new framework for the city’s local…
Thousands of George Floyd protesters peacefully marched over the Brooklyn Bridge on Thursday. They marched from Cadman Plaza in Brooklyn to Foley Square in Lower…
The fifth day of protests over the killing of George Floyd while in handcuffs by a white policeman in Minneapolis saw thousands of people gather…