Symphony Space via symphonyspace.org Upper East Side Neighborhood Event Calendar: Apr. 2-8 Thursday, April 2nd Architecture Tours at the Guggenheim: Explore Frank Lloyd Wright’s groundbreaking vision up close in these... News 01 Apr 2026 | 12:27
George Conway, one of the ten Democratic candidates vying to succeed Jerry Nadler in NY’s 12th Congressional district, was seen chatting with New York State Attorney General Letia James on March 17 at the pre-parade Lexington Democratic Club. Rivals in the race including Assemblyman Alex Bores, who was endorsed by the Lex Dems, and civil rights lawyer Laura Dunn, were also at the gathering. ( Photo: George Conway Campaign) East Side Dem Club Emerges as Power Center on March 17 A Dem St. Pat’s Day celebration–The Lexington Democratic Club once again hosted their pre-parade St. Patrick Day’s Party... Voices 01 Apr 2026 | 11:53
Frozen tee ballers gamely hold their division sign during the opening day parade of the Peter Stuyvesant LIttle League on March 28. ( Photo: Keith J. Kelly) Stuyvesant Little League Opens, Joined by Mets Legends Gooden & Chavez It was not exactly baseball weather on March 28 but the appearance of Mets legends Dwight “Doc” Gooden and Endy Chavez warmed... News 01 Apr 2026 | 11:46
A 49-year-old security guard was shot on E. 28th St., near Madison Ave., on March 30. He is expected to survive. A suspect remains at large. ( Photo: Jack Ahern ) Security Guard Shot on East 28th Street, Suspect At Large A security guard for a supportive housing building was shot multiple times in the torso in Midtown on March 30, with one... News 31 Mar 2026 | 09:18
From Vision to Legacy: How Diana Hilbig Helps New Yorkers Shape Their Financial Futures In a city where financial lives are as dynamic as the skyline, Diana Hilbig stands out as a trusted partner who transforms... Sponsored Content 31 Mar 2026 | 05:01
”Dinosaur” by Iván Argote, the towering pigeon statute on The High Line, is eyed by one of its living counterparts during a recent visit to the sculpture by Straus News. ( Photo: Mary Mayo) Make Giant Pigeon Statute on High Line a Permanent Exhibit: Petition NYC is waving goodbye to its giant pigeon statue, but not without a fight. Located in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood along... News 31 Mar 2026 | 01:53
Daniel Yaiullo as Georgie Frobisher in the opening scene of The Croquet Player at Theater for the New City. ( Photo: Theater for the New City) H. G. Wells’s “The Croquet Player” Plays at East Village Theater There is something inherently alluring about the unpredictability of a show at Theater for the New City. Bold, gritty, and... City Arts 31 Mar 2026 | 01:24
The NYC DOT is planning on adding millions of dollars worth of upgrades, such as protected bike lanes, to the 14th St. busway. ( Photo: DOT ) City Advances Plan to Add Protected Bike Lanes to 14th St. The New York City Department of Transportation is looking to add protected bike lanes and additional pedestrian space to... News 30 Mar 2026 | 08:06
A 69-year-old woman was killed in a hit-and-run at the intersection of Second Ave. & 57th St. on March 25. ( Photo: Google Maps ) Woman Killed by Hit-and-Run on Second Ave. & E. 58th Street For the second time in five days, a hit-and-run driver has killed a victim on the Upper East Side, this time on Second Avenue... News 30 Mar 2026 | 03:38
A bill being pushed by Chelsea Assembly member Tony Simone would relax state liquor authority regulations to permit patrons of bars and restaurants to drink outdoors in the city within special “entertainment zones.” Currently all alcohol sold must be consumer on premises. ( Photo: FIFA) World Cup Soccer Fans Await Outdoor Drinking Bill Decision Soccer super fans could find themselves sipping and strolling in the streets of New York in specially designated entertainment... News 30 Mar 2026 | 03:30
Protests continued against the Hudson River Park Trust for sticking with an ICE contract on Thursday, March 26, outside of Pier 57 on 11th Avenue. ( Photo: Jack Ahern ) Protest Against Hudson River Trust ICE Contract Continues An array of protestors are continuing their fight against the Hudson River Park Trust’s decision to see an Immigration &... News 30 Mar 2026 | 02:41
At the Triangle Shirtwait Memorial, March 25, 2026. ( Photo: Philip Maier) Memorial Honors Triangle Shirtwaist Victims on 125th Anniversary of Horrific Fire It’s been 125 years since the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire of Saturday March 25, 1911, when the top three floors of the... News 30 Mar 2026 | 01:53
Mark Levine, the former Manhattan borough president and current city comptroller, is hitting the campaign trail for fellow Democrat, Gov. Kathy Hochul who is battling the Republican Nassau Country executive Bruce Blakeman, who has the support of President Donald Trump. ( Photo: Governor Kathy Hochul campaign) Comptroller Levine Tells Why He is Campaigning for Hochul If New York is to remain a place where working families can build a life, we have to get serious about affordability. That... Voices 30 Mar 2026 | 10:57
Alleged subway shover Bairon Hernandez now has charged upgraded to murder. ( Photos: NYPD) Subway Shoving Victim, 83, Dies; Migrant Charged with Murder Richard Williams, the 83-year-old retired Air Force pilot and beloved father who was shoved to the subway tracks by the illegal... Crime Watch 30 Mar 2026 | 09:45
Council Member Ty Hankerson, Chair of the Parks & Recreation Committee, speaks against budget cuts. ( Photo: Brian Berger) Advocates Flay Mamdani over Proposed Parks Department Budget Cuts Scores of advocates braved a cold light rain to stand on the steps of City Hall on Monday March 23 and alternately flay and... News 30 Mar 2026 | 09:23
