A unique thing about the neighborhood: the amount of attention to which your body can be paid (if you’re willing to pay for it) on almost any street.

And Serena Williams just might, too.

A roundup of this morning’s news, including a new mural on the Bowery, more on last night’s protests, a big building sale, and a supermodel at A-1.

A crowd of around 300 took over Broadway around 11 p.m. tonight.

The good, the bad, and the grungy from last week’s CMJ Music Marathon.

The owners of the St. Mark’s Bookshop say all hope is lost regarding their push for a rent reduction. Cooper Union says no decision has been made.

Young Jobs meets old Jobs on Bond Street.

Updates on two of the neighborhood’s more notorious police officers.

We’ve got it all: Custom fangs, costumed dogs, cemetery tours, ghost walks, outfit advice, a nod to Day of the Dead, and a full rundown of Halloween events.

The hand-pulled noodle spot faces debts as well as litigation initiated by a former chef.

A roundup of this morning’s news, including a suspect in the Donovan Salgado case and the shaming of bed bug buildings.

A look inside the pizzeria, which will serve pies that are flash fried and then finished in a wood-brick oven.

Parents at the charter school are unhappy about the alleged headlocking of a student and a demerit system instituted after the dismissal of the founding principal last March.

Analaysis shows that the community board doesn’t have the last word regarding liquor authority license applications. Far from it.

With the aid of some fortunate timing, the Cooper Square Committee delivered their petition in support of the St. Mark’s Bookshop directly to Jamshed Bharucha today.

Now it’s up to the city whether a long-abandoned house on East 13th will become a residence for homeless L.G.B.T. youth.

A roundup of this morning’s news, including the death of a former Hare Krishna leader, a scamming realtor, an all-nighter at the St. Mark’s Bookshop, and a new restaurant from Frank.

The photography of Vivienne Gucwa.

The pricetag, as well as the hotelier’s backers, are revealed.