According to an employee, an early-morning donnybrook led to a broken window.

That’s what the Wall Street Journal’s research might indicate.

A rare look inside the restoration of one of the neighborhood’s great religious landmarks.

Residents at the Catholic Worker’s two East Village houses have been a presence at Zuccotti Park, and say the founder of their movement, Dorothy Day, would have approved of Occupy Wall Street.

Tim Milk, an East Villager who remembers the subway system as a very scary place, recalls a peculiar incident in the late 1990s.

A roundup of this morning’s news, including a couple of real estate developments, a profile of U.C.B.East, the latest on Pvt. Danny Chen, and more.

The photography of Isabel Gottlieb.

A 24-year-old has been charged in the shooting death of Donovan (Keith) Salgado.

Lawsuits, health and labor inspectors, and allegations of overwhelming debt and unpaid wages surround the school’s downfall.

Will Nublu plead its case for liquor at a new location?

Rumors of the Bookshop’s demise much exaggerated?

With a mass planned in honor of the late blogger tomorrow, posts on his two sites assure that his work will be preserved.

Some drama coming out of our own Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute today.

The legendary filmmaker talks about what Mars Bar meant to him. Plus, a review of his new documentary.

A roundup of this morning’s news stories, including an Occupy Wall Street kerfuffle at the Lower East Side People’s Federal Credit Union, a new Latin American restaurant, and a new play starring a John Waters leading lady.

The photography of Scott Lynch.

Local jewelry designer Vera Balyura is really looking forward to Halloween

The landlord says the business didn’t pay the rent for six months, and that it is being evicted.

A year after its opening, Peels plans to expand.