Martha Nolan-O’Slatarra, who lived on the UES, was said to be planning a trip home to her native Ireland before she died. The 33-year-old fashion designer was found unconscious on board a boat at the tony Montauk Yacht Club in the early-morning hours of Aug. 5 and could not be revived. ( Photo: Facebook) Fashion Designer Found Unconscious on Boat in Montauk Yacht Club Dies Martha Nolan-O’Slatarra, a 33-year-old fashion entrepreneur from the Upper East Side, was found unconscious aboard a boat... News 11 Aug 2025 | 03:43
The historic East Village Building at 770 Broadway once served as the flagship of the famed Wanamaker department store and more recently, as Meta’s New York headquarters. ( Photo: Otto Fritton) Newest Foothold for NYU Sparks Concern on Social Media NYU’s purple banner is set to cover much more ground. The university that holds a claim over the East and West Village already... News 10 Aug 2025 | 05:08
Children playing at NYPD Ninth Precinct’s National Night Out. Hosted on 321 E. 5th St. between 1st and 2nd Avenue, citizens and police officers came together to celebrate and build community trust. ( Photo: NYPD 9th Precinct (Facebook)) Music, Food, and Conversation: Ninth Precinct’s National Night Out For the NYPD’s Ninth Precinct’s National Night Out celebration on Aug. 5, the street outside the precinct was turned into... News 08 Aug 2025 | 12:28
New York State Supreme Courthouse, where Alex Jean was sentenced to 75 years to life for kidnapping, rape, and sex trafficking. ( Photo: NYC.gov) Sex Fiend Sentenced for Brutal Kidnappings, Rapes, Trafficking A fiend who was convicted of kidnappng, raping, and sex-trafficking three woman over more than a decade was sentenced to... News 04 Aug 2025 | 05:57
A gas-like odor was reported within Grand Central Terminal Aug. 4, alarming commuters and forcing temporary shutdown of streets around the rail hub. ( Photo: Otto Fritton) Gas-Like Odor at Grand Central Aug. 4 Caused Disruption but No Harm Following reports of a gas-like odor around 2pm, emergency crews were delaying trains into Grand Central Madison and shutting... News 04 Aug 2025 | 05:55
Clement Clarke Moore Park. Many NYC Parks have water features designed to provide some relief from the sweltering temperatures. As the city braces for intense conditions, citizens are urged to remain indoors. ( Photo: Otto Fritton) Cooling Centers Open, Pools Add Extra Hour as Heatwave Sends HHI to Triple Digits Large-scale power outages have impacted over 1,000 New Yorkers across the five boroughs, as the city and Con Edison grapple... News 29 Jul 2025 | 05:43
Though owner Eric Anderson has listed the property at 56 E. 1st St. for sale for nearly $10 million, the graffiti-tagged and concrete-stained panels may suggest why the property has lingered on Zillow for nearly seven years. ( Photo: Otto Fritton) City Lore Museum Stays Put as East Village Landlord Faces $4M Foreclosure A 40-year-old museum rooted in preservation may have preserved itself amid an ongoing foreclosure saga. City Lore, a New... News 27 Jul 2025 | 04:51
Beth Israel was shut down more than three months ago by Mount Sinai but there are still 40 parking spaces reserved for ambulances and private vehicles of doctors round the closed facility–which has no patients and no emergency room. Note the painted over “Emergency” sign overhead. ( Photo: Keith J. Kelly) Hospital Shuttered but MD and Ambulance Parking Lingers Outside Beth Israel More than three months since Beth Israel Hospital officially shut its doors, ambulances and doctors’ private cars remain... News 25 Jul 2025 | 04:58
The base of the biggest tree at 838 Greenwich St. sits below the scaffolding, but an online poster fears the scaffolding is slowing killing the tree because the structure blocks adequate water and sunlight. ( Photo: Otto Fritton) Activist Claims Scaffolding Slowly Killing Trees in Village On Greenwich Street, a lone street tree is receiving the silent treatment, starved of sun and rain due to scaffolding surrounding... News 23 Jul 2025 | 04:14
Water pours into the station for the 1, 2, and 3 stop at W. 28rd St. at the height of a record setting downpour on July 14. ( Photo: X) Subways Snarled as City Reels from Record-Breaking Rainfall A man in Harlem suffered two broken legs when a trim limb fell on him and West Side subway service was interrupted by cascading... News 15 Jul 2025 | 06:33
Walden’s Unity Poll Idea: More Symbolic Than Impactful Even As Cuomo Vows Active Indie Bid Long-shot mayoral candidate Jim Walden has recently proposed a so-called “unity poll,” in the five-candidate race in order... Voices 14 Jul 2025 | 04:20
Two e-bikers run a red light as a Traffic Officer faces the other way on intersection of W. 34th and 8th Ave. The quality of life pilot program included the seizure of 185 e-bikes, mopeds, and scooters in the first 60 days, the NYPD said. ( Photo: Samuel Kingsland) NYPD Extends Quality of Life Pilot Program Across all of Manhattan Mayor Eric Adams and NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch, announced that as of July 14, the quality of life pilot program that... News 14 Jul 2025 | 02:19
Scammers Target NYC Seniors, Causing Millions in Losses Recent scams targeting senior citizens throughout New York City have left residents shaken, with some people out hundreds... Senior Living Guide 10 Jul 2025 | 04:05
Inside West Side Kids ( Photo: Otto Fritton) Beloved West Side Kids to Close After 44 Years After 44 years of hard work, bright windows, and neighborhood magic, UWS community-driven staple West Side Kids is closing... News 09 Jul 2025 | 02:51
Left: Rendering for proposed 20-story residential tower; Right: recent site clearance began at 252–258 Third Ave. ( Photos: Roman and Williams; Keith J. Kelly) Brownfield Site Near Gramercy Park to Become 20-Story Lux Condo A site that is steps away from historic Gramercy Park must undergo a brownfield cleanup before a developer can build a 20-story... Home 07 Jul 2025 | 05:31
Bob Dylan Turned the Clock Back at Jones Beach