More than two dozen rallied in front of a landlord's office building in Chinatown.
Efforts for a new landmark in Chinatown date back to at least 2005.
Good Old Lower East Side is hosting a workshop about the new rent laws Thursday.
Playground One in Two Bridges will see $3.45 million in upgrades. The project broke ground this week.
Henry Street Settlement will give $5,000 to six projects voted on by an advisory board of neighbors.
Annual income requirements range from zero to $51,240.
The public space is around the corner from the Lower East Side's Target and Trader Joe's.
A Lower East Side man was reported missing Tuesday, police said.
The Parks Without Borders project at Seward Park formally broke ground Friday.
The nursing home operator tied to the shuttering of Rivington House has until 2022 to open a health facility on LES.
The new Essex Market is triple the size of the former location.
More than 25 percent of playgrounds in CB3's district were 'unacceptable' and more than 12 playgrounds were 'hazardous,' a report found.
The Seward Park Conservancy is hosting a walking tour of Seward Park Sunday.
A Lower East Side community garden in the midst of a legal battle with a developer says a portion of the garden was destroyed.
The Archdiocese will bring 600 affordable units to the Lower East Side. But its plans did not include two closed East Village churches.
Neighborhood groups are hosting a community event with historical photos of Sara D. Roosevelt Park Wednesday.
The records from Bowery Savings Bank had been tucked away in a bank's basement in Brooklyn since 2004.
After a decade-long fight, Lower East Siders will get a newly renovated park by September 2020.
A coalition of Lower East Side community groups filed a lawsuit against the city to stop the proposed Two Bridges towers.
Mount Sinai Beth Israel plans to open a behavioral health center in the Rivington House as soon as the end of 2021.
Two buildings with nearly 500 apartments will replace the site where a Lower East Side synagogue was destroyed in a 2017 fire.
Hotel on Rivington, SIXTY LES, and PUBLIC Hotel made the city's top 10 noisiest hotels.
A fledgling effort to fill empty tree pits across the East Village, Lower East Side, and Chinatown is in the works.
Sydney Pereira joins Patch.
UJA and Hebrew Free Loan Society offering interest-free loans to federal employees who have been furloughed or are working without pay
The mayor said at a closed-press meeting that he'd support affordable housing as part of a new Manhattan jail if it is a community priority.
The waterfront park features a mussel beach, a vine wall and lawn space for locals to kick back and enjoy the view.
Lower East Side Organized Neighbors plans to file suit against the City Planning Commission on behalf of a coalition of local groups.
Lower East Side community activists filed an ethics complaint against the Councilwoman, but the City Council rejected the stunt.
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Bourdain visits a handful of beloved East Village and Lower East Side eateries in the final episode of the late chef's show.
The Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society​ was founded more than a century ago in the Lower East Side where it ran a shelter for Jewish immigrants.
The "community-based" town hall aims to educate locals on the controversial plan.
"I mean, if this isn't a perfect example of gentrification I don't know what is," said one local visiting Marshalls on opening day.
The Lower East Side museum will keep its doors open to New Yorkers late into the night Thursdays, starting on Oct. 4.
Do you have a go to bakery for mooncakes during the Mid-Autumn Festival? Patch wants to know.
The 41-year-old Mott Street ice cream parlor will serve its last scoops on Nov. 30.
Vendors were expected to move into the market this fall, but construction delays have pushed the timeline to early 2019.
Long-time Chinatown resident John Yu and his family have beautified some three dozen gates this summer.
Residents erupted into chants of, "No jail" waving signs scrawled with, "Don't let Chinatown become Prisontown" at a town hall on the plan.