MTA buses with W-Fi and charging ports are coming to Manhattan and Brooklyn bus routes this year.
The city is doling out more than $1 million in grants to support commercial districts in underserved neighborhoods.
Dean Galasso, a landlord on the Lower East Side, was indicted Thursday on charges that he forged documents to take out a mortgage.
If you visit NYC's newest Blue Bottle Coffee location on Thursday, you can get a cup of coffee on the house.
New York City will get its ninth Blue Bottle Coffee location on the Lower East Side this week.
The Flower Shop opened at 107 Eldridge Street this month.
Essex Crossing is now accepting applications for the development's affordable apartments.
Milo Yiannopoulos is scheduled to host a press conference at 3 p.m. on Tuesday in New York City.
Zeng, 80, was last seen in a Two Bridges bakery Sunday afternoon, police say.
Here's your community board meeting schedule for January.
The creator of the Union Square "Subway Therapy" wall is bringing the idea above ground.
After more than six years, the project will be completed this summer, the Department of Design and Construction said.
Head over to the Seventh Precinct to donate blood from 12-6 p.m.
You can make a big difference in someone's life.
Cake Shop will close after over ten years at 152 Ludlow St.
Keep the mimosas flowing and the food coming at these must-try Lower East Side brunch spots.
Steve Croman, one of NYC's most notorious landlords, has made life hell for tenants at 159 Stanton. Now, they're fighting back in court.
The elevated city park at Forsyth and Canal has been in the works for around 8 years now.
State Sen. Daniel Squadron directed more than $40,000 in state funding towards the community center, which serves seniors and youth.
The owner of Tapeo29 said he closed the restaurant for personal reasons.
Seward Park is getting a multimillion-dollar makeover — and nearby residents only have until Thursday to submit renovation ideas online.
In her new position, Terri Cude will represent parts of SoHo, NoHo, Little Italy, Greenwich Village, the West Village and Chinatown.
It is now up to the city's Department of Transportation whether the Chinatown bus operator will get the permit.
Furious residents in Chinatown and the Lower East Side begged community leaders to force YEP Tours out of the neighborhood Tuesday night.
'It was like a memorial' when the community's Pathmark closed, said one community member.
After 55 days without gas, most tenants of 131 Broome St. have gas back ... but their apartments are damaged and their wallets empty.
Perry was outspoken about his struggle with chronic homelessness and alcoholism and made many friends at The Bowery Mission where he lived.
One Manhattan Square, a future 72-story building, is the thorn in the side of hundreds of Lower East Side residents.
MTA quashed rumors Thursday that it would have to dig a large hole through the beloved M'Finda Kalunga garden for a new fan plant.
People who live in the Grand Street Guild have threatened to sue management for all the money they've had to spend on take-out food.
Civic group Neighbors to Save Rivington House released a statement Wednesday that the Rivington House must be returned.
The new location is set to open in mid-2018, along with a movie theater, bowling alley, and NYU medical center.
Next Thursday, the partnership will hold a meeting open to everyone to suggest changes they'd like to see on the Lower East Side.
The former owner of the building says the city's excuse that it didn't know the building's graffiti was legal is "B.S."
A pickle-lovers' paradise that cannot be missed comes to the LES this Sunday.
The historic underground park's internship program, Lowline Young Ambassadors, is still accepting applications until Sept. 16.
Beginner to advanced free English classes are being offered in Chinatown at 83 Maiden St.
The public center is holding a free community day for all ages, with bingo, face painting, hip-hop dancing class, and more.