Coming up on Wednesday, Lower East Side resident Paul Nasrani will be hosting an ice cream social in the neighborhood to raise awareness of the Syrian Refugee Crisis. …
 
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Coming up on Wednesday, Lower East Side resident Paul Nasrani will be hosting an ice cream social in the neighborhood to raise awareness of the Syrian Refugee Crisis. … 
A 36-year-old man died after falling from his bike on the Manhattan Bridge yesterday. … 
This move-in ready, renovated 1 bedroom apartment is the largest layout the co-op has to offer with views of the co-ops private parks and peaks of the East River from every room! … 
Last week we posted a report from the Essex Street Vendor Association that showed a surprising lack of knowledge about the looming move of the market to an expanded facility on the south side of Delancey Street. … 
There’s a televised debate tonight between U.S. Rep. Carolyn Maloney and Suraj Patel, her challenger in the upcoming Democratic Primary. … –Federal prosecutors file a scathing civil complaint against NYCHA, accusing the housing authority of systemic misconduct and coverups. NYCHA admits to the conduct and agrees … 
City Council member Margaret Chin (left) and State Assembly member Yuh-Line Niou, with Assembly member Harvey Epstein at a recent Lower East Side event. … By Ed Litvak in chinatown, Education, Lower East Side News on June 7, 2018 10:01 am |  Comments closed  
Target announced today a grand opening date for its new location at Essex Crossing. The 22,500 square foot “small format” store at 400 Grand St. (also known as 145 Clinton St.) will debut on Sunday, Aug. 19. … 
We may be heading into the summer season, but June still looks to be a busy month for Community Board 3. Here’s a look ahead. … 
If you have walked by the intersection of Delancey and Clinton streets in the past few days, you probably noticed signage for NYU Langone’s new medical facility at Essex Crossing. It’s not accepting patients just yet, but you can expect a partial opening in the next few weeks. … By Ed Litvak in Featured, Lower East Side News, Real Estate on May 30, 2018 12:39 pm | Comments closed 
Officials with New York’s three library systems have launched a campaign to boost funding in next year’s city budget. They say cuts in service could be inevitable if the mayor and City Council can’t find $16 million for the upcoming fiscal year. … 
It looks like Brookfield Property Partners is about to pick up the Lower East Side’s Hotel Indigo for $160 million. … 
A 25-year-old woman died this past Saturday evening after passing out at No Fun, the bar at 161 Ludlow St. … 
Rendering shows proposed flood wall on FDR Drive at 10th Street. There are more complications in the $760 million plan for a flood barrier … 
The city’s Department of Health has kicked off a pilot program in bars and clubs to raise awareness about the dangers of fentanyl-laced cocaine. … |
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