Fifth graders designed a sign encouraging neighbors to play it safe around their schools.

Footage of the buggies purring as extras in old-time garb practice their Prohibiton-era struts.

Carl Knox turned himself in on Sunday for the murder of 31-year-old Corey Capers.

A roundup of this morning’s stories, including a search for lost art, a drab renovation on East Fourth, graffiti artists fro gardeners, and a new Lower East Side spot.

Words of wisdom on a wall.

After years of toiling in a basement, custom home-theater builder Kerry Bright will open a showroom across the street selling high-end audiovisual equipment.

The latest crime statistics reinforce the perception that the summer is off to a rowdy start.

Residents of an East Sixth Street building struggle with how to cope with their landlord’s bizarre behavior.

The Local’s new column featuring canine confessions from the dog run and beyond. Today: Jubilee and friends.

“It’s going from a crappy, super dive bar to a more appealing one,” said Fred Brown yesterday as he helped turn Joe’s Bar into Josie’s.

Community Board 3 may have set a record last night: with 27 items on the agenda – including Ninth Street Espresso’s bid to serve beer, a pitch for a German beer hall on the Bowery, and a Starbucks location’s attempt to win back its sidewalk seats – the board’s State Liquor Authority committee meeting ran past 2 a.m.

A roundup of this morning’s news, including a play about CBGB, an art exhibit about Mars Bar, a new wine bar, the Summer of Riesling, and more.

The WikiLeaks War Crime Scene Investigator Unit was spotted in the East Village today.

Reyna Turkish Restaurant and Mediterranean Grill opened in the former Mission Cafe space on Second Avenue over the weekend.

On Saturday, a group of orange-clad, hooded demonstrators protested the Obama administration’s failure to close the Guantanamo Bay detention center.

Ziggy Marley’s tour bus was seen being packed up outside of the hotel.

A visit to Bret Easton Ellis’s open house in the American Felt Building. You can still pay $5,000 a month to experience a little slice of glamorama.

This morning’s roundup of news, including a look at St. Mary’s Byzantine church, the “Boardwalk Empire” shoot, a closer look at “Saints of the Lower East Side,” some hot new brunch spots, and more.

A woman was shot in the thigh shortly after midnight.