The Villager Newspaper

A Brooklyn man was arrested for killing a man during a hit-and-run in Manhattan on Thursday evening.

Police officers clashed with protesters marching for a full vote count in the 2020 presidential election near Washington Square Park on Wednesday night in encounters that seemed to grow increasingly aggressive as the night progressed.

Though the holiday season will look different this year due to the pandemic, a tried and true tradition will spread joy and cheer throughout Uptown Manhattan.

While the outcome of the 2020 presidential election remained much in doubt on Wednesday morning, there's far little drama concerning the down-ballot races focused on Manhattan.

While the annual Halloween parade did not happen, observing New Yorkers did roam the streets in costumes on Oct. 31, many flocking to hang out in Washington Square Park.

If Halloween didn't exist, Kembra Pfahler would have to invent it.

A beautiful fall day, a fabulous setting and dogs in costume what a perfect way to lift your spirits these days.

"It could have caused people to become depressed or overwhelmed, but I've seen people fighting back, and I have to tell you, it has renewed my sense of the strength of our democracy, the sense of community that people have. People care."

Today is the day check back throughout the day for live updates throughout Election Day in New York City.

In a sense of deja vu, the streets of SoHo were alive with the buzzing of electric saws on Sunday, as well as Monday morning, as the boarding up of plate glass windows continues in anticipating of possible demonstrations or worse where the windows might get broken.

The NYPD is looking for the driver who is behind a deadly hit-and-run that claimed a man's life on Sunday evening.

Two MTA employees were lauded for their life-saving efforts to rescue a straphanger who fell onto the tracks at the West 4th Street station in Greenwich Village. https://www.amny.com/news/mta-subway-rescue-w4-nyctransit/

NYC SHOOTINGS: Two slain in Queens and Bronx, shoppers injured in Harlem supermarket violence https://www.amny.com//two-slain-queens-bronx-shoppers-inj/