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Live in NYC? Yes, YOU fill out the census! Complete it in less than 10 minutes at: My2020census.gov *This is a paid advertisement. … By The Lo-Down in Business, chinatown, Community Organizations, Kids, Lower East Side News, People, Sponsored Post on May 1, 2020 5:18 pm |  Comments closed  
Here’s an update on local spots that are open for pick-up and delivery. We’re also highlighting how some local shops, venues and organizations are staying creative, by adapting their offerings to suit our current “on-line-only” reality: … By Traven Rice in Business, chinatown, coronavirus, Food, Nightlife, Shopping on April 18, 2020 1:47 pm | Comments closed 
As coronavirus lockdown is in full swing in New York, some pharmacies and a few stores in the Lower East Side and Chinatown are requiring that customers wear masks or face coverings. These are just some of the measures retailers are taking to protect staff and customers from COVID-19 spread… … By lodownny in chinatown, coronavirus, Lower East Side News on April 11, 2020 1:01 pm | Comments closed 
New Yorkers looked for ways to make life more tolerable this week, amid continued cutbacks and closures during coronavirus lockdown. … By lodown in chinatown, coronavirus, Food, Kids, Lower East Side News on April 3, 2020 5:56 pm | Comments closed 
Here’s Part 2 of the Chinatown video series done in collaboration with Poster House and chef Grace Lee. This episode features Peter Lee, the owner of the beloved restaurant, Hop Kee. Grace Lee writes: On Sunday March 15, I went into Manhattan’s Chinatown to speak to the owners of mom-and-pop businesses and find out how they were dealing with the effects of the Coronavirus pandemic. … 
Poster House, a museum dedicated exclusively to posters, has closed its doors and rededicated itself to some virtual projects in response to the Coronavirus … By Traven Rice in Arts, chinatown, coronavirus, Film Club, Food on March 21, 2020 11:49 am | Comments closed 
According to the NYC Department of Health, there are now 76 confirmed cases of coronavirus in New York State and 11 in New York … 
Local photographer Roger Bultot shared some great photos from Sunday’s Lunar New Parade in Chinatown. It’s been a tough holiday season for the community, as unfounded fears about the new coronavirus have kept many people away from the neighborhood. … 
It’s a big celebratory weekend in Chinatown. The Lunar New Year Parade kicks off on Sunday at 1 p.m. at Mott and Canal streets. … 
A three alarm fire broke out in a city-owned building at 70 Mulberry St. last night, injuring three people and impacting several non-profit organizations housed in the property across from Columbus Park in the heart of Chinatown. … 
Confucius Plaza, Oct. 5. Randy Santos, the man accused of beating to death four homeless men in Chinatown, has pleaded not guilty. In court … 
The Marco Polo Festival returns to Chinatown and Little Italy on Saturday, October 19. This year promises a family pageant that will flow through … 
The New York City Council made a momentous decision Thursday intended to shutter Rikers Island and replace the infamous prison with four borough-based jails, … 
The horrifying murders of four homeless men in Chinatown early Saturday are generating national news headlines and renewed pleas for a comprehensive strategy to … 
There was a special performance last night at the gallery of the family-owned Asian emporium Pearl River Mart. The German dance troop, Cocoondance, performed … |
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