Sixth Avenue
Landmarks Commission To Hold Meeting On South Village Historic District Plans
A public meeting is scheduled on Monday on a proposal to create a historic district in the South Village.
Scottish Americans Head To Midtown For Tartan Day Parade
Scottish heritage and pride were on display Saturday at the 15th annual New York Tartan Day Parade.
40 Years Ago Wednesday: First Ever Cell Phone Call Made In NYC
Forty years ago on Wednesday, an inventor named Martin Cooper made the very first cell phone call in history in Midtown Manhattan.
Police Issue Reminder On NYE Road, Subway Stop Closures
Whether you’re trying to get to Times Square to see the ball drop or you’re just trying to make your way elsewhere, officials have a reminder that some roads and subway stations have been closed.
3 Greenwich Village Buildings Evacuated Over Suspicious Powder
Three buildings in Greenwich Village were evacuated Saturday, after police found a substance that looked like explosive powder in an apartment.
Woman Frantic After Dog Is Stolen Right Behind Her Back In Chelsea
A woman turned her back for only a split second and her beloved dog was gone, stolen on the streets of New York City.
Dominican Day Parade Rolls Up 6th Avenue
The parade ended at 2 p.m., but festivities will continue all afternoon and evening throughout the city, with lots of celebrating taking place in Washington Heights. Much of Sixth Avenue is expected to be closed off through the evening.
City’s Proposal For 34th Street Has Residents Upset
A proposal by Mayor Michael Bloomberg — intended to speed up buses — would create a pedestrian plaza between Fifth and Sixth avenues, where all cars and trucks would be banned.
Mysterious ‘Ghost Stroller’ Causing A Stir In Park Slope
A baby stroller painted a ghostly white with three plastic flowers in the seat was found chained to a street sign on the corner of Union Street and Sixth Avenue in Park Slope.
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