The Neighborhood Navigators, run by the nonprofit The Bridge, hire people who have lived through homelessness. More than 175 people have been housed since 2024, and City Hall added $1.25 million this year.
NewYorkNews Newsroom · 3 sources · Oct 31Washington Heights
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The board on Thursday OK'd a full structural rehab of the sunken GWB approach in Washington Heights, where a metal piece and a chunk of concrete fell on drivers in May. Construction would start in 2027 and run to 2030.
NewYorkNews Newsroom · 4 sources · Oct 21A Manhattan grand jury upgraded the case against Victor Romero, 62, to second-degree murder in the Oct. 20 shooting of Koran Irvine. He remains free on $1 million bail; arraignment is set for Nov. 23.
NewYorkNews Newsroom · 14 sources · Oct 21Each area gets $1.6 million from money already in the city budget for 42 new outreach jobs, including 30 'credible messengers' who mediate disputes before they turn into shootings. Northern Manhattan gets a street-outreach team for the first time.
NewYorkNews Newsroom · 3 sources · Oct 20Pedestrians move to the rebuilt south path and cyclists keep the north one. The bridge's paths will no longer close entirely overnight, but one side shuts from midnight to 4:45 a.m. for maintenance.
NewYorkNews Newsroom · 3 sources · Oct 16Delmonico's Hospitality Group brings the European Boogie Lab sourdough brand to 4015 Broadway at West 169th Street, with all-day focaccia, sandwiches and sourdough pasta.
NewYorkNews Newsroom · Eater NY, The Curious Uptowner · Oct 15Prosecutors say Patrick Griffin, 71, still owes five former workers more than $8,000 and kept stalling them, including while on vacation in Europe. All three locations have closed.
NewYorkNews Newsroom · Manhattan District Attorney's Office, West Side Rag · Oct 9





