Dec 6 Julius’, New York City’s Oldest Gay Bar, Gets Landmark Designation The site of a historic 1966 "sip-in" protest for LGBTQ rights, Julius' Bar is now the latest New York City landmark. By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
May 30 NYC Honors African-American Community in Central Harlem With New Historic District The late Dr. Martin Luther King gave a sermon at a church in the newly designated Central Harlem historic district. By Madina Toure
Nov 1 Roman Abramovich Is Adjusting His Plans on the Upper East Side The Russian billionaire is reportedly changing up his townhouse combination on East 75th Street By Morgan Halberg
Jan 5 London’s Dippy the Dino to Embark on UK Tour, Campaign to Replace NYC Ads With Art By Alanna Martinez
Nov 14 Afternoon Bulletin: 40% of This NY Area Chose Trump, Waldorf Astoria Gets Residential By Sonja Hansen
Oct 14 Landmarks Commission Approves AMNH Expansion, Prince Laid to Rest in 3-D-Printed Urn By Alanna Martinez
Jul 27 The World is Ending, and Rich People Are Crying (Literally) Over the Four Seasons By Alanna Martinez
Feb 23 Afternoon Bulletin: Woman Steals MTA Bus, Famed Soho Record Studio Shutters and More By Sonja Hansen
Feb 18 Sex Pistols Photog Cries Copyright Infringement, Vanessa Beecroft on Kanye—and More By Alanna Martinez
Jul 22 Bill de Blasio Picks Margery Perlmutter for BSA, Swaps Out a Landmarks Pick By Jillian Jorgensen
Apr 8 After Neighboring Hotel Gets Landmarks Nod, Merchant’s House Braces for Construction By Kim Velsey