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Lawrence Mauro says while there have been plenty of times he’s felt threatened, he has never been attacked like this, CBS New York reports.
Nine large panels memorializing those who died of AIDS will be on display at NYU beginning September 12.
Warner Bros. plans to place the iconic orange couch on a sidewalk in the West Village for the 25th anniversary of 'Friends.'
The West Village made the top 10 list for most street trees in New York City, a new study shows.
City Council Speaker Corey Johnson will host a "Rat Academy" training in his district later this month.
The West Village was ranked as the most fun neighborhood in the summer, based on Citi Bike stations, sidewalk cafes, and even dog poop.
A billionaire built a personal driveway to keep neighbors from parking in front of his West Village home, according to a report.
The New York State WorldPride Welcome Center opened in the West Village nearby Stonewall Inn.
Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera will be honored with a monument. It is among the first to honor transgender people, the city said.
Hudson River Park has gotten about half of its tenants to sign onto an agreement to scrap single-use plastics.
The woman was sitting on a park bench when the limb fell.
The world-renowned architect is more famously known for designing the Louvre's glass pyramid. But he also designed NYU's Silver Towers.
After 35 years in the neighborhood, this West Village bookstore will close its brick-and-mortar shop this weekend.
The same bank that Steve Croman scammed has lent him cash to buy the building that houses the White Horse Tavern.
Greenwich Gourmet Market is expected to open in the West Village next summer.
After 35 years in the neighborhood, this West Village bookstore will close May 15.
The Public Art Fund will reinstall a historic 1989 billboard work by Felix Gonzalez-Torres for the Stonewall rebellion's 50th anniversary.
Jackson Square Park in the West Village officially opened Tuesday.
Politicians want the White Horse Tavern to be designated as an interior landmark.
The Sex and the City star was spotted at a West Village Community Board 2 liquor licensing committee meeting.
The new owner of White Horse Tavern tried to curb West Villagers' fears the historic bar will go upscale.
The Department of Design and Construction is upgrading the library to be fully accessible.
The famous West Village bar will be taken over by restaurateur Eytan Sugarman, who co-owns a Midtown steakhouse with Anthony Scaramucci.
Sydney Pereira joins Patch.
The design firm behind the High Line and Brooklyn's Domino Park will oversee the new 5.5-acre park and beach on the Hudson River.
UJA and Hebrew Free Loan Society offering interest-free loans to federal employees who have been furloughed or are working without pay
Longtime bakeries, cafes turned cultural hubs and iconic big-box retailers shuttered across the city this year.
Vice Chairman Warren Kanders owns a manufacturer that supplied tear gas deployed against migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border.
Robert Plotnik's shop was a staple in the music world and helped forge countless bands before it shuttered in 2013.
The West Village natural foods shop has served organic produce and vegan goods to the community since 1973.
Argentinian street artist Magda Love collaborated with students at City-As-School to create the five-story mural.
The 28-year-old West Village tea shop is struggling to stay afloat and is asking the community to pitch in.
This year's theme, "I AM robot," encourages revelers to dress in robot-inspired costumes.
Mayor Bill de Blasio and a group of elected officials urged the university to postpone the event due to safety concerns.
The plaza features weather resistant upgrades, more than 40 trees and swivel chairs found nowhere else in the U.S.