The mural at the Standard East Village is no more.

Tonight at the Wild Project, tap dance company celebrates Jewish perseverance.

Yoga to the People is sued by the founder of Bikram Yoga.

An ode to ubiquitous corner garbage, by Brendan Bernhard.

The neighborhood’s punk legend has been immortalized in plastic.

Founded on Avenue B out of necessity, the Lower East Side People’s Federal Credit Union finds itself suddenly trendy.

A roundup of this morning’s news, including a new tenant effort to buy Stuy Town, a tribute concert for a rock legend, an East Village artist is hired by the city, and more.

The stand outside of St. Marks Church in-the-Bowery has returned.

Buy your Christmas trees near Tompkins Square Park, or just enjoy the lighting of the park’s own. Refreshments served.

The Local spotted workers tearing down pieces of the large mural of a monk this morning.

A construction worker estimates that demolition of the bar will occur in about a week.

A Fire Department spokesman said the individual is being treated at Bellevue Hospital for “multiple traumas.”

GOLES will host a primer on how to fight neglectful landlords next week.

When the Mexican cantina opens tomorrow on First Avenue, it will be called Tepito. A cease-and-desist letter from a West Village restaurant is to blame.

The theater enters the final fundraising stretch after 24 years.

Workers were spotted packing up inventory at the jewelry store on Monday night.

A roundup of this morning’s news, including gobstoppers as art, a meatball craze, a church building’s demise, and more.

The photography of Stephen Rex Brown.

The owner of Nevada Smiths said a temporary bar in the venue is a perfect fit.