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A play, politics, and a pop-up concert are some of your excellent local options.

The Metro Theater will not be reopening as an Alamo Drafthouse Theater location, according to Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine.

As part of his new Stay Healthy to Stay Open plan, Borough President Mark Levine will be distributing COVID safety bags across Manhattan tod

Levine said the magic words: "I spoke to the owners of the entity and they have signed a lease

Children, parents, and city officials gathered in the schoolyard of P.S. 145, The Bloomingdale School,

Manhattan’s leaders called on the MTA to respond to Michelle Go's death by installing platform barriers at the system’s busiest stops

Perhaps it was a sign that Omicron has peaked in New York City and no longer dominates our every conversation. Or maybe it was just proof of the adage: “all politics is local.”

Gale Brewer, our new (and former) City Council member is already generating controversy with her recent attack on rapid-delivery apps. What is her take on Covid rules

Newly sworn-in Manhattan Borough President (MBP) Mark Levine has opened a free COVID testing site in his Northern Manhattan Office

Just a week ago, on December 23rd, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced "scaled-back plans" for NYC's Times Square New Year’s Eve celebration, adding protections such as full vaccination and masks

There is a small section of the Upper West Side separated from the rest of it by its City Council district. Located in the northeastern corner

Several NYC mayoral candidates were on the UWS on Saturday, offering and rescinding endorsements, in the wake of sexual assault

COVID-19 robbed us of our rituals. Amid a year of loss, funerals and memorial services were banned or limited, so that mourners had little time to process or

The anxiety of the moment—leaving politics aside—is about the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine. It is the topic on everyone’s mind

City Councilman Mark Levine is introducing legislation to co-name the street where Ruth Bader Ginsberg lived when she was a Columbia

Some local politicians have been organizing meetings with services like Zoom to help constituents. Here are a few where you can get info and sometimes ask

“The three most important parts of the bill are testing, testing, testing,” Speaker Nancy Pelosi said, in a press conference following the U.S. House

The Children’s Museum of Manhattan will have to make some changes to its proposal to turn the First Church of Christ, Scientist on 96th Street and CPW into a museum

The New York City Council voted to pass Int. 1482-B, the Bird-Friendly Materials bill, during a legislative session today. Council Members Helen Rosenthal and Mark Levine

Riverside Park has been awarded $11.5 million by Mayor Bill de Blasio to address current and future drainage and flooding problems