The Complete Midtown Guide To The 2026 Election

Midtown residents will have the chance to make their voices heard in elections on Nov. 3.

The Complete Hell's Kitchen Guide To The 2026 Primary Election

New Yorkers will have the chance to make their voices heard in elections on June 23.

Election Day In Midtown: Who's On The Ballot, Where To Vote

New Yorkers will have the chance to make their voices heard in city elections on Nov. 4.

Early Voting Begins: Everything You Need To Know In Midtown

New Yorkers will have the chance to make their voices heard in city elections on Nov. 4, but early voting starts Oct. 25.

‘Good Trouble’ Rallies In NYC Protest Trump’s Record On Civil Rights

A core principle of the Good Trouble Lives On rallies is a commitment to nonviolent action.

Midtown Primary Elections 2025: Unofficial Results

The polls closed in New York at 9 p.m. See the voting outcomes for Midtown's local primary elections.

Election Day In Midtown: Who's On The Ballot, Where To Vote

New Yorkers will have the chance to make their voices heard in city elections on June 24.

Key 2025 Primary Election Deadlines, Timeline For Midtown

New Yorkers will have the chance to make their voices heard in city elections on June 24.

Street Vendors Call For Reforms, Access To More Permits

The City Council is considering a package of bills that would decriminalize vending and make permits more accessible.

Pro-Palestinian Protestors Arrested In Trump Tower Lobby, Police Say

Thursday's demonstration, in the lobby of Trump Tower in Midtown, was led by Jewish Voice For Peace.

Massive Midtown Migrant Shelter Is Closing: Mayor Adams

The Roosevelt Hotel's migrant shelter and aid center processed 75 percent of the city's migrant arrivals, Mayor Eric Adams said.

City Closing Local Shelter As Migrants Move On

Following the closure of the Hotel Merit on West 46th Street, seven shelters reportedly remain in operation in Hell’s Kitchen.

CBS Must Ask J.D. Vance About Big Oil Ties At Debate, Protestors Say

Sunrise Movement protestors were outside CBS in New York City on Tuesday, to demand CBS foreground the climate crisis at Tuesday's debate.

What Was That Protest On 3rd Avenue On Tuesday Morning?

A group of about 500 protestors marched up 3rd Avenue on Tuesday, officials confirmed.

Trump Eyes Madison Square Garden Rally: Report

“I may rent Madison Square Garden and that’s the belly of the beast, right?” Trump told a conservative news site in an interview.

Bottcher Takes Dead Aim At Loud, Scammy Pedicabs In Hell's Kitchen

The Council Member says the city needs to step up its oversight and regulation of pedicabs after his office was inundated with complaints.

Midtown-Hell's Kitchen 2023 Election Guide: Candidates, How To Vote

Here's what you need to know before voting in Midtown and Hell's Kitchen in the 2023 General Election.

Midtown Migrant Shelter Evicted For Fire Safety Concerns: Report

Hundreds of adults from the shelter are now looking for a new place to stay, with many worried they could end up on the street.

'Free Palestine' Protest Takes To Times Square, Reports Say

Hundreds filled the streets of Times Square calling for a free Palestine as tensions mount across New York City.

Keith Powers Passes Green Power Goal For City's Car Fleet

A newly passed law sponsored by Powers will accelerate the city's transition to a fully green municipal vehicle fleet.

SEE IT: Tens Of Thousands March For Climate Through Midtown

Ahead of the U.N. General Assembly this week, protesters filled the streets demanding an end to fossil fuel use.

MSG Gets 5-Year Permit As Midtown Pushes For Penn Station Revamp

A seemingly simple request to renew Madison Square Garden's occupancy permit is complicated by its location atop a mass transit hub.

Elected Officials Announce Medicaid Mental Illness Boost In Midtown

The new proposed federal law was announced on Tuesday at a nonprofit's Midtown headquarters.

New Bridges To Connect High Line With Moynihan Station Open Tomorrow

Governor Hocul and other elected officials came out to cut the ribbon on a public-private project that came in on time and under budget.

EXCLUSIVE: Dirty NYC Street Fines Expanded Under New Bottcher Bill

The Council member will introduce a bill expanding the times when the Sanitation department can fine businesses for dirty sidewalks.

NYC Is Not Trying To Ban Toilet Paper, George Santos

There's this thing called a joke...we'll explain.

PHOTOS: Protests Roil Outside Trump Arraignment In Manhattan Court

The scene outside the courthouse Tuesday was chaotic but peaceful, charged but contained, and eminently New York.

CM Bottcher Announces Toilet Paper Ban On April Fools Day

“I don’t know about you, but my dream is to live in a world where people look at a roll of toilet paper and say, ‘What is that?’”

2 Midtown Lawmakers Pledge $200K For Local Homeless Outreach

"New York City is in a housing crisis," Council Member Powers said. "Rates of homelessness are the highest that they have been in decades."

Carriage Horse Dies After Manhattan Collapse As Probes Continue

Ryder the horse has died months after collapsing on a Hell's Kitchen street, as advocates claim "savage cruelty" and the D.A. investigates.

Baby Hospitalized After Ride To NYC With Migrants Bused From TX: BP

The 3-month-old, among a record number of migrants who arrived from Texas Wednesday, was not the only one who needed medical help.

Video: Carriage Horse Collapses In Hell's Kitchen, Inflaming Debate

Disturbing footage of a horse sprawled on a Hell's Kitchen street during Wednesday's heat has raised more questions about their future.

Bring The DNC To NYC, Mayor Adams Begs Democrats

The city is launching a bid to host the 2024 Democratic National Convention in Midtown Manhattan, saying it would be an economic boon.

Who's On Your Midtown Community Board This Year? New Members Are Named

Curious which of your Midtown neighbors are serving on your local community board? Patch has the exclusive on this year's new appointments.

Laid-Off Times Square Marriott Workers To Get $3 Million Back, AG Says

A year after they protested in Times Square, hundreds of ex-workers from the Marriott Marquis will get the severance pay they were owed.

Trash Containers Finally Come To Times Square; Expansion Planned

Inching closer to shedding its "trash city" nickname, New York unveiled a new set of waste bins that could soon be seen citywide.

Office Of The Mayor Of New York City: Mayor Adams To Deliver Additional $3 Million In Cash Assistance To Bronx Fire Victims

New York City Mayor Eric Adams and the Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City (Mayor's Fund) today announced that an additional $3 millio ...

Office Of The Mayor Of New York City: Emergency Executive Order 57

WHEREAS, excessive staff absenteeism among correction officers and supervising officers has contributed to a rise in unrest and disorder ...

Office Of The Mayor Of New York City: Emergency Executive Order 58

Section 1. I hereby direct section 1 of Emergency Executive Order No. 55, dated March 9, 2022, is extended for five (5) days.

Office Of The Mayor Of New York City: Emergency Executive Order 56

WHEREAS, the state of emergency to address the threat and impacts of COVID-19 in the City of New York first declared in Emergency Execut ...

The Policy of "Speak Softly" May be Dead

In this Sunday Political Brunch we look at recent trends in U.S. politics

Will May’s Primary Political Colors be Red or Blue?

In this Sunday Political Brunch we assess Tuesday's four primary elections!

The Trump Foreign Policy Doctrine May Be Taking Shape

In this Sunday Political Brunch we look at "Trump-style Diplomacy!"