The owner of a lost cat says call my mommy.

A request for proposals will go out around the end of April and developers for the sites will be chosen between August and November.

A new Chinese takeout joint is opening on 14th Street.

A judge has dismissed one of two lawsuits against New York University’s controversial plan to expand in Greenwich Village.

Is Jimmy “The Rent Is Too Damn High” McMillan a fan of 7-Eleven? Damn straight, he is.

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After sitting vacant for nearly four years, the Amato Opera House may finally be getting an encore.

The owner of Candela Candela returns to his roots with a new Mediterranean spot on Second Avenue.

Paging the owner of this Nissan Altima on East Seventh Street, near Avenue C.

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The faculty of N.Y.U.’s College of Arts and Science has issued a vote of no confidence in the university’s president, John Sexton.

John “Crash” Matos finished his mural at Bowery and Houston today.

Daniel Maurer Speaking of Rockaway, the folks behind Death & Co. have brought a piece of the peninsula to Russia. Sort of. David Kaplan and Alex Day, proprietors of Proprietors LLC, recently helped a Russian restaurant group open a cocktail bar called Far Rockaway. The concept for the “pseudo ex-pat bar” evolved months before Hurricane […]

That’s right: the Man of the People darkened the door of The Man’s convenience store!

“The Tomorrow People” is filming in the neighborhood next Wednesday and Thursday, per signs posted on East Sixth Street near Cooper Square. According to Deadline, the CW revival of the 1970s British sci-fi series (previously revived in the ’90s and ’00s) stars Mark Pellegrino (best known as Jacob on “Lost”) and “is about several young […]

Will the neighborhood bellyachers scoff at another chain, or will they just be happy for an alternative to Stuyvesant Station?

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On Mondays from 9 p.m. to midnight you can bring your own vinyl and spin it on the restaurant’s record player. Plus, $15 for unlimited PBR.

An iconic theater is getting a makeover, and it promises to be a showstopper. Check out the renderings.