The Villager is a weekly printed edition newspaper that has served New York City's East and West Village, Soho, Noho, Hudson Square, Little Italy, Chinatown, and the Lower East Side, since 1933.
It is the leading local newspaper in these neighborthoods of Lower Manhattan. It has earned over one hundred awards for excellence from the New York Press Association, including being named best newspaper in New York State in three of the last nine years.
In addition to The Villager, NYC Community Media LLC also publishes three sister newspapers: the Downtown Express, Chelsea Now and Gay City News.
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The Villager, founded in 1933, is an award winning weekly newspaper serving residents of New York City's famous Greenwich Village neighborhood.
Mission: We cover the news of the West and East Village, Chelsea, Soho, Noho, Little Italy, Chinatown and Lower East Side, Since 1933
Cops are looking for a trio on Citi Bikes who robbed two men just 15 minutes apart in Manhattan.
Detectives are looking for three bike-riding crooks who robbed two men on the Upper West Side in a 15-minute span earlier this month. Police released on
As the dawn of the second phase of New York City's reopening looms on the horizon, Union Square businesses are already on their way toward recovery from COVID-19 related shutdowns.
As the dawn of the second phase of New York City's reopening looms on the horizon, Union Square businesses are already on their way toward recovery from
The NYPD has ruled out criminality after three police officers wound up getting sick on Monday night after consuming tainted milkshakes at the Shake Shack location in Manhattan's Fulton Center.
The NYPD has ruled out criminality after three police officers wound up getting sick on Monday night after consuming tainted milkshakes at the Shake Shack
A woman died of her injuries this morning after she was hit by a bus in Manhattan.
A woman died of her injuries after she was struck by a bus near Central Park on Tuesday morning. Police say that sometime before 9:05 a.m. on June 16,
The Lower East Side Film Festival is bringing their festival online for 11 days starting this Thursday.
The Lower East Side Film Festival is bringing their festival online for 11 days starting this Thursday. This year, the festival is spotlighting immigrant
Mayor de Blasio is reportedly cancelling all events today after waking up feeling ill this morning.
Mayor Bill de Blasio abruptly canceled his scheduled events Monday morning after waking up feeling ill, according to his press secretary, Freddi
Here's a look at who is on the ballot to represent Manhattan in this year's primary.
Numerous Manhattan incumbent lawmakers are facing challengers in the Democratic party's primary for statewide and Congressional races in the June 23
Police are looking for a duo who robbed a man at gunpoint in Manhattan.
Cops are looking for a pair of crooks who robbed a senior man at gunpoint in Manhattan. Police say that at 12:15 a.m. on May 23, two unknown men followed
Cops are looking for a suspect who threw a brick at a police officer in Manhattan during the ongoing protests.
Cops are looking for a suspect who threw a brick at a police officer in Manhattan during the ongoing protests. According to police, at 10:22 p.m. on May
The NYPD is still looking for looters that ransacked multiple Manhattan shops during the George Floyd protests.
Cops continue to look for dozens of looters who pillaged stores in Manhattan during the George Floyd protests two weeks ago. On June 11-12, the NYPD
The NYPD is looking for three men who were involved in a Manhattan robbery earlier this week.
Cops are looking for a trio who beat and robbed a man in his Manhattan home. According to police, at 7:30 p.m. on June 8 a 58-year-old man entered his
We polled 100 baseball fans on how they feel about the 2020 MLB season during such tense negotiations between the league and the players' union. Here are the results: https://www.amny.com/sports/poll-mlb-commish-guarantees-baseball-in-2020-but-do-the-fans-care/
Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred assured concerned fans that he is "100% sure" that there will be a 2020 season despite the dragging, bitter
Cops are looking for a creep who groped a young woman on the L train in Manhattan.
Detectives are looking for the suspect who groped a young woman at a Manhattan subway station this week. Cops said the incident occurred at 8:10 p.m. on
Police are continuing to search for looters that ransacked a SoHo shop last month.
As many as two dozen looters raided the high-end Leica Store in SoHo during the George Floyd protests last month and stole more than a half-million
The NoHo BID is working to make sure that local businesses have what they need to begin reopening.
The NoHo BID is working to make sure that local businesses have what they need to begin reopening. As businesses begin to reopen in phase 1 of reopening,
From THE CITY NY: It's been 10 weeks since local parks officials, upon order of the governor, closed all the city's playgrounds — also shuttering, in many cases, the parks around them.
By Rachel Holliday, additional reporting by Carson Kessler This story was originally published on June 9, 2020 by THE CITY. It’s been 10 weeks since local
Do you have the winning ticket?
Do you have the winning ticket? A second-prize Mega Millions ticket was sold at a Manhattan pharmacy. The ticket, worth $2,000,000, was sold at Healthy
Following the conclusion of a lively demonstration centered on racial injustice and police abuse in Washington Square Park on June 6, a diverse group of LGBTQ folks helped transform Christopher Park into a vibrant queer space on the first weekend of Pride Month.
Following the conclusion of a lively demonstration centered on racial injustice and police abuse in Washington Square Park on June 6, a diverse group of
Police are looking for a man who allegedly assaulted a police officer in Manhattan last week.
Cops are looking for a suspect who hit a police officer while they were making an arrest in Manhattan. According to police, at 2:10 a.m. on June 1
The NYPD is looking for a motorcyclist who ran over a 76-year-old woman in a Manhattan hit-and-run.
Cops are looking for the careless motorcyclist who ran over a 76-year-old woman on a Manhattan street last month and took off from the scene. Police
Many New York City businesses are hesitant to open up despite phase one of reopening starting today.
BY ALEJANDRA O'CONNELL-DOMENECH, JESSICA PARKS AND ROBERT POZARYCKI For New York businesses making "a brand new start of it in old New York" following
The NYPD is looking for a pair of crooks who robbed a Manhattan bodega last month.
Cops are looking for a duo who robbed a Manhattan bodega in May. According to police, at 3:30 p.m. on May 23 two unknown people entered the bodega,
Grandaisy Bakery, located in Tribeca, is celebrating 14 years of business with balloons and free bread to neighborhood residents and anyone who will take it.
BY BETH DEDMAN Grandaisy Bakery, located in Tribeca, is celebrating 14 years of business with balloons and free bread to neighborhood residents and anyone
From THE CITY NY: Hundreds are planning to rally in City Hall Park at 9:30 a.m. on Monday to ramp up their prodding of Mayor de Blasio to implement long-promised police reform efforts, according to sources involved. https://www.amny.com/manhattan/de-blasios-staff-taking-to-the-streets-over-his-handling-of-george-floyd-protests/
LIVE UPDATES: Protests continue across New York City seeking justice for victims of racial injustice https://www.amny.com/brooklyn/live-updates-protests-continue-across-new-york-city-seeking-justice-for-victims-of-racial-injustice/
Looters sought for stealing $750,000 in merchandise from Chelsea furrier https://www.amny.com/manhattan/looters-sought-for-stealing-750000-in-merchandise-from-chelsea-furrier/
The NYPD is looking for two people who assaulted officers with a stick and brick during last night's protest in Manhattan.
The NYPD's looking for two individuals who assaulted uniformed officers as they attempted to arrest protesters in the East Village earlier this week.
A new report took a look at which neighborhoods in New York City had the most price drops last month.
A new report took a look at which neighborhoods in New York City had the most price drops last month. According to RealtyHop.com, several New York City
The NYPD is investigating a police-involved shooting that took place early Thursday morning in Manhattan.
The NYPD is investigating a police-involved shooting that took place early Thursday morning in Manhattan. Police say that at 6:40 a.m. on June 4, two
A northbound A train made up of new R179 cars split in half in Manhattan early on Wednesday morning, June 3, leaving transit officials feeling sour about possibly having lemons on the rails.
A northbound A train made up of new R179 cars split in half in Manhattan early on Wednesday morning, June 3, leaving transit officials feeling sour about
Thousands have converged upon Manhattan for another round of protests seeking justice for the police-involved death of Minneapolis resident George Floyd, and for an end to police brutality nationwide.
Thousands have converged upon Manhattan for another round of protests seeking justice for the police-involved death of Minneapolis resident George Floyd,
New York City's 8 p.m. curfew has been extended through the rest of the week.
Mayor Bill de Blasio announced on Tuesday morning that tonight's 8 p.m. curfew will be extended for the rest of the week. On Monday, Governor Andrew
Cops are looking for a group of burglars who clipped a police officer with his car while fleeing the scene in Manhattan early Monday morning.
Cops are looking for a group of burglars who clipped a police officer with his car while fleeing the scene in Manhattan early Monday morning. According to
UPDATE: Along with Monday's curfew at 11 p.m., Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that New York City will also be on curfew Tuesday, beginning at 8 p.m. https://www.amny.com/news/breaking-cuomo-de-blasio-order-curfew-in-nyc-to-stop-protest-violence/
During an interview with Albany-based radio program WAMC Monday afternoon, Governor Andrew Cuomo said there will be a curfew in New York City in response
Manhattan lawmaker urges DAs not to prosecute protest misdemeanors https://www.amny.com/news/manhattan-lawmaker-urges-das-not-to-prosecute-protest-misdemeanors/
Hundreds of protesters wound up in NYPD custody during weekend protests over the police-involved death of Minneapolis' George Floyd — with most facing
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The Villager, founded in 1933, is an award-winning weekly newspaper serving residents of New York City's famous Greenwich Village neighborhood, as well as the East Village and Lower East Side, Soho and Noho, Hudson Square, Union Square, Little Italy and Chinatown. As of 2019, The Villager’s Web site also incorporates the content of its award-winning sister Manhattan community newspapers, Chelsea Now, Downtown Express, Manhattan Express and Villager Express.
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