madison square park via www.madisonsquarepark.org Chelsea & Downtown Manhattan Events: Sept. 10 - 16 Thursday, September 10th Chelsea Global Sustainable Fashion & Culture Exchange: Come to Times Square to share sustainable fashion... News 09 Sep 2026 | 12:13
Cardinal Timothy Dolan (left) began settlement talks with people claiming sexual abuse at the hands of priests and lay personnel but it will be up to newly installed Archbishop Ronald Hicks (right) to try to complete a deal. ( Photo: Keith J. Kelly) Archdiocese, Sexual Abuse Plaintiffs Miss Deadline but Settlement Talks Continue The Archdiocese of New York and the lawyers representing about 1,300 victims of sexual abuse busted through the July 10 deadline... News 08 Sep 2026 | 09:18
Wanted for assult in Hell’s Kitchen (left) and midtown. ( Photos: NYPD) Violent Assaults on the Streets of Hell’s Kitchen and Midtown The NYPD are searching for a man wanted in connection with an assault that occurred within the confines of the Midtown North... Crime Watch 04 Sep 2026 | 01:55
Upon reaching Hart Island, the usual NYC Parks Department green and white signage is a somber black and white, noting the resting place of many. ( Photo: Ralph Spielman) Hart Island: Urban Park Rangers Offer Tours of Gotham’s Necropolis Hart Island has served many uses since the 19th Century, including a military training ground for Black Civil War soldiers,... News 04 Sep 2026 | 11:57
Dr. Dr Jack Mosley is a medical doctor and best selling author on the topic of weight-loss management. He says the new weight loss drugs can go a long way to quiet what is known as “food noise,” which are cravings not tied to physical needs. ( Photo: The Soho Agency) How to Silence “Food Noise” the Urge to Eat Even When Not Hungry Food doesn’t talk, but the body and brain do, sometimes in tandem to produce a phenomenon nutrition people call “food noise.”... Healthy Manhattan 03 Sep 2026 | 06:42
Speaker Julie Menin joins other elected representatives to reveal a $1 million funding initiative from the City Council for the 9/11 Memorial Museum and Tours exhibition. ( John McCarten/NYC Council Media Unit) City Council, Mamdani Unveil New Initiatives Ahead of 9/11 25th Anniversary Ahead of the 25th anniversary of 9/11, New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin joined other Council Members at Ground Zero... News 05 Sep 2026 | 11:13
Red Caboose owner Allan Spitz has decided, after 56 years in business, to close the store. It is the last hobby shop left in Manhattan, outlasting the dozen or so that had been names known to savvy Manhattanites looking for their model railroads. ( Photo: Ralph Spielman) Beloved Hobby Retailer Red Caboose Reaches the End Of the Line The Red Caboose, the last of the old-time hobby shops in the city, is closing. With the shop’s demise slated for mid-October,... News 04 Sep 2026 | 06:26
Up to two million vistors are expected to visit the ten-day San Gennaro festival on Mulberry St. in Little Italy which kicks off Sept. 17. ( Photo: Keith J. Kelly) Cannoli King Ready to Celebrate as San Gennaro Festival Turns 100 in Little Italy Like many Italian-Americans in the city, San Gennaro, has always held a special place in John DeLutro’s heart. In fact, he... News 04 Sep 2026 | 05:42
Akinola Raymond wins the 100 meter dash and earns $4,000 in a “Who Runs NYC” race staged by Nike in which it said the winner ( Photo: Nike) Running for Rent: Nike Holds LES Sprint Race With $4,000 Prizes New Yorkers gathered on Manhattan’s Lower East Side and ran like rent was due, literally. Nike put $4,000 on the line for... News 03 Sep 2026 | 12:40
”The Final Fight”—written and directed by Community Board 8 member Todd Stein—is positioning itself for the festival circuit, by highlighting the issue of guardianship reform in personal terms. ( Photo: Todd Stein ) Private Screening of “The Final Fight” Highlights Guardianship Reform How much can one work of art rewire the public’s understanding of an overlooked, and perhaps misunderstood, aspect of the... City Arts 04 Sep 2026 | 01:39
Thousands of letters from school children poured into the rectory of Trinity Church after its St. Paul’s Chapel next to Ground Zero became a staging and rest stop for first responders in the days after 9-11. “I hope it never happens again. Thank you,” said one letter which remains on display today. ( Photo: Keith J. Kelly) 25 Years After 9/11: World Trade Center Remembrances “That’s going to be a good one,” said the photographer “you have the World Trade Center in the background!” I remember the... Voices 08 Sep 2026 | 05:30
washington square via washingtonsquarepark.org Chelsea & Downtown Manhattan Events: Sept. 3 - 9 Thursday, September 3rd Chelsea ‘In the Heights’ – Movie Night in Madison Square Park: Grab a blanket and come enjoy a movie... News 02 Sep 2026 | 12:11
Meta has axed over 1,000 workers across Manhattan but Mark Zuckerberg (above) is still CEO. ( Photo: Wikimedia Commons) Meta Axes Over 1,000 Workers Across 3 Manhattan Offices Less than a week before Meta agreed to pay up to $18 billion to settle social media addiction case involving 52 attorneys... News 02 Sep 2026 | 05:07
Outdoor dining will now officially become an entirely year-round operation again, after Mayor Zohran Mamdani signed a City Council bill on the matter into law. ( Photo: NYC Mayor’s Photography Office) Mayor Mamdani Signs On: Year-Round Outdoor Dining is Now Officially Back Roadside outdoor dining will now officially be allowed year-round again in New York City, after Mayor Zohran Mamdani signed... Home 01 Sep 2026 | 08:42
Fashion designer John Galliano poses at the end of the presentation of the Dior Haute Couture spring/summer 2010 fashion collection on Jan. 25, 2010, in Paris. ( Photo: Jacques Brinon/AP) Julie Menin Among Those Who Fought for Cancellation of John Galliano Exhibit at Met Gala After a month of controversy and criticism, The Metropolitan Museum of Art exhibition honoring John Galliano has been cancelled.... News 01 Sep 2026 | 05:42
