Israel Day Parade, Governor Kathy Hochul speaking. ( Photo: Brian Berger) Israel Day Parade Brings Huge Crowd, High Spirits to Fifth Avenue Tens of thousands of Jewish New Yorkers, Israelis, their friends, allies and dozens of elected politicians came to Fifth... News 09 Jun 2026 | 09:46
Maureen Donohue-Peters (right) owns Donohue’s Steak House, which is managed by her niece, Mary Barrie (left). The two began Donohue’s East in Westhampton Beach together in July 2025. ( Photo: Sarah Gassel) Last Call for Donohue’s Steak House; UES Institution to Close After 76 Years Longtime patrons are lamenting the loss of Donohue’s Steak House, which has been family run since its founding 76 years ago... News 05 Jun 2026 | 10:25
Middle School Students seek signatures to a petition to the Department of Education, urging the city restore the provider of its after school arts program. The DOE’s Department of Youth & Community Development is switching from Manhattan Youth to another provider at some but not all middle schools. ( Captured By: Aiana Jones ) Menin Joins Student Fight to Restore Afterschool Provider Students, parents and community members rallied outside Robert F. Wagner Middle School at 220 E. 76th St. on May 21, protesting... News 28 May 2026 | 02:07
Julie Menin revealed that over 6,000 people voted in the participatory budget process in her district on the upper east side and Roosevelt Island. She unveils the tenwinners that will divvy up $1.85 million in funds. ( Photo: NYC Council ) Menin Reveals Winners of $1.85M Jackpot: 19th Pct., 5 Libraries, 3 Schools, 1 Fire House The 19th NYPD precinct is getting an air conditioning upgrade, the Roosevelt Island fire station is getting a new forklift,... News 17 May 2026 | 04:59
A talented artist before the attack by a deranged man on an UES subway in 2023, Emine Ozsoy was cut to the bone and initially left paralyzed from the shoulders down. Through intense therapy, she has learned to feed herself, brush her teeth and use a computer. ( Photo: GoFundMe) Subway Shover Gets 20 Year Prison Sentence for UES Attack Nearly three years after he randomly pushed a woman into a moving train at the Lexington Avenue and 63rd Street F/Q station,... Crime Watch 15 May 2026 | 03:21
NYPD holds back Park East synagogue protestors at East 67th Street and Lexington Avenue. ( Pboto: Adam Daly X) Park East Synagogue Protest Tests NYPD, Mamdani, Buffer Zone Policy If you try to sell, or settle it, they will come. This variation on the famous line from “Field of Dreams”— “If you build... News 11 May 2026 | 11:15
Terrence Tubridy was a young pub owner when friends and relations joined up to launch the Park Avenue Tavern 15 years ago. In the dark days of COVID, they asked their landlord for a new long term lease. How “Queens Irish Guys” Gambled During Covid and Built Their Dream Pub in Midtown During a busy weekday lunch service, Terence Tubridy sat in a booth at his beloved bar and restaurant and reflected on what... Food & Drink 05 May 2026 | 11:42
Donovan Murphy in the vicinity of First Avenue and East 92nd Street, September 2024. ( Photo: NYPD / Google Maps) Upper East Side Rapist Convicted for Brutal Attack on Sleeping Nurse A 29-year-old male rapist was convicted of brutally attacking a sleeping nurse after he broke into her Upper East Side apartment... News 23 Apr 2026 | 10:40
For the 102nd year, the Good Friday concert of John Stainer’s “The Crucifixion” was performed at Brick Presbyterian Church. This year’s soloists, Sean Fallen and Nathaniel Sullivan, were joined by organist Alistair Reid. Minister of Music, Dr. Raymond Nagem, conducted. ( Photo: Meagan Hooper) Brick Church Celebrates Good Friday with Music Crucifixion It’s Easter season and that means April 3, 2026 marked the 102nd Good Friday performance of John Stainer’s “The Crucifixion”... News 04 Apr 2026 | 09:47
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 02 Apr 2026 | 04:16
Police and the FDNY responded to a suspicious package in the lobby of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center on March 14 for what was initially feared to be an explosive. A former employee indentified as William Johnson was charged days later. ( Photo: Citizen) Two Thugs Rob Senior Woman; MSK Bomb Scare Suspect Pleads Not Guilty The New York City Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying the two individuals wanted in connection... News 23 Mar 2026 | 04:01
Upper East Side subway shoving suspect Bairon Hernandez, March 8, 2026. ( Photo: NYPD) Upper East Side Subway Shovers in Toils: One Jailed, One Convicted The plague of Upper East Side subway shovers returned on Sunday March 8, when a 30-year-old man and an 83-year-old man where... News 15 Mar 2026 | 04:40
Umbrella man, wanted for assault on First Avenue near East 67th Street on Feb. 20. ( Photos: NYPD) First Avenue Umbrella Assault & Other 19th Precinct Incidents An umbrella assault happened on the UES and police at the 19th pct. and seeking the public’s health in finding the suspect.... News 02 Mar 2026 | 01:17
Wanted for hate crime in near 360 Lenox Avenue in Harlem, Feb. 4, 2026. ( Photo: NYPD) Hate Crime in Harlem; Bragg Indicts Serial Uptown Arsonist The New York City Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying the individual who is wanted in... News 02 Mar 2026 | 08:47
Plow on Park Ave. and intersection of E. 86th St. on Feb. 23. ( Photo: Heather Stein) Blizzard Blitz Dumps Nearly 2 Feet of Snow on Manhattan A blizzard that dumped 19.7 inches in Central Park raged onwards on the afternoon of Monday, Feb. 23, after ramping up in... News 25 Feb 2026 | 04:07
