State Senator Daniel Squadron will commemorate the additional service on Monday.

A day in honor of the late Beastie Boy, Adam Yauch.

A roundup of this morning’s news.

The senate has adopted a resolution honoring the late Adam Yauch of the Beastie Boys, drafted by Senator Daniel Squadron.

Daniel Squadron’s office has issued a press release indicating that the State Senator and other politicians are calling on Macy’s to move its fireworks back to the east side.

As one of Benjamin Shaoul’s buildings loses a tenant, another one is gaining one: Bea’s Café, a new coffee shop, aims to open next month on East Sixth Street in a building that has brought criticism to the controversial developer.

Efforts to keep the building that houses the Cabrini Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation in business as a nursing home have proven fruitless, as Cabrini announced today that it will close its doors and will likely strike a deal that would move its beds to Brooklyn under a new operator.

The new owner of the building that houses Cabrini Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation has failed to come to terms with a for-profit operator vying to buy the building and keep the nursing home at its current address, making it likely that it will close when its lease expires in April.

The Department of Buildings issued a permit for a rooftop addition to a building on East 10th Street shortly before the Landmarks Preservation Commission approved a historic district on the block. Now State Senator Daniel Squadron weighs in.

A roundup of this morning’s news, including more on the new cocktail bar from Momofuku.

Mary Spink, a member of Community Board 3 recognized for decades of community activism, including work on sustainable and affordable housing, died yesterday morning.

A young girl is killed crossing one of the city’s most dangerous streets.

After purchasing the building for $25.5 million earlier this month.

State Senator Daniel Squadron and other local politicians want to see elder care stay in the building housing the Cabrini Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation.

The state senator urged the city’s Board of Standard and Appeals to not allow a rooftop extension to a Sixth Street building to remain in place.

Neighborhood activists, local pols, the Cooper Square Committee, and owners of the bookshop all basked in the glow of the new rent agreement.

But a lawyer says the owner has only improved the building.

Neighbors plea for speed bump on East Seventh Street.

State Senator Daniel Squadron announces the good news for straphangers.