Video: Chelsea Library Drag Story Hour Carries On, Despite Protesters

A Drag Story Hour event for neurodiverse kids drew a crowd of angry, screaming protesters to Chelsea Saturday.

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Are you passionate about your hometown? Patch Labs is giving reporters the chance to earn a living by covering their very own communities.

Patch Labs Is Offering New Opportunities To Local Reporters

Are you passionate about your hometown? Patch Labs is giving reporters the chance to earn a living by covering their very own communities.

Here's A Way To Report News For Your Hometown And Earn A Living

Are you passionate about your hometown? Patch Labs is giving reporters the chance to earn a living by covering their very own communities.

NYC's High Line To Reopen In July, Park Execs Say

The High Line will issue a limited number of visitor passes per day to discourage crowding at the elevated park.

International Gift of Life Walk – NYC Postponed

Planners to Reschedule Celebratory Event for Later in Year

The International Gift of Life: Walk March 25 on NYC Foley Square

Former Abortionist, Hollywood Film Producer, and Rape Victim Celebrate Life as 100s Gather at Personhood Education NY's Annual Pro-Life Walk

Hudson River Park Broke Attendance Records In 2019, Park Says

The attendance surge came at a time when the park ramped up sustainability initiatives.

Union Square Icon Becomes Another Bank | Patch PM

Jersey City Active Shooter, 6 Dead | 4K Lose Water In NYCHA Complex | Detroit-Style Pizza Comes To UES

Bright Horizons Is Providing Early Education For Working Families

Patch caught up with Samantha Cotroneo, center director of Bright Horizons at West 14th, to learn about their early education program.

Lauren Feldman of Chelsea Honored by UJA

Lauren Feldman recognized at NY Lions Lunch for leadership and commitment to philanthropy

Local Legend: Magie Dominic Won't Let NYC Forget Caffe Cino

Artist Magie Dominic discusses Chelsea and the history of a Cornelia Street theater she says is "the foundation for everything."

Corey Johnson Will Kick Off Participatory Budgeting Sunday

Tell City Council Speaker Corey Johnson how you want him to spend $1 million in his district.

Chelsea Park's $1.5 Million In Upgrades Now Complete

Reconstruction at Clement Clarke Moore Park near the Highline in Chelsea is complete.

Hundreds Of Chelsea NYCHA Residents Had No Hot Water For 24 Hours

"The heating season didn't even start yet and we're already getting heating problems," said a tenant leader.

Meatpacking's Gansevoort St Plaza Complete After Years Of Delays

The open air plaza's opening has long been delayed.

Chelsea's First New Park In 40 Years Officially Opens

A former Department of Sanitation facility was torn down and transformed into a new park in Chelsea.

See What Manhattan's First Beach May Look Like

Hudson River Park released preliminary renderings of what Manhattan's first beach could look like.

Fed-Up Chelsea Tenants Plagued With Lead Dust Go On Rent Strike

A group of Chelsea tenants is withholding rent after months of construction issues.

Loft Owners Pay Developer $11M Not To Ruin Views, Report Says

A group of Chelsea residents paid $11 million to stop a 145-foot condo building from being built, according to a report.

Chelsea Businesses Fund $225K In Grants For Local Groups

The West Side Community Fund, which includes Google and Related/Oxford Hudson Yards, is funding grants for community projects.

From A Bench To His Own Home: 1 Man's Journey Out Of Homelessness

Three decades ago, this man first became homeless. Now, he's known as the mayor of his building.

Chelsea Gym Offers Workout To Raise Funds For ALS Research

Chelsea's Orangetheory Fitness Studio is offering a $25 workout class Saturday to raise money for ALS research.

Chelsea Tenants Plagued With Lead Dust Above Limits, Reports Show

A Chelsea apartment building was contaminated with toxic lead dust during construction, reports show.

Longtime Chelsea Editor Launches Hyperlocal News Website

The former editor of a local newspaper in Chelsea has launched another hyperlocal news site to cover the neighborhood.

Kitten Named Sage Stolen From Union Square Pet Store

The adoption center is offering a $1,000 reward to get the 12-week-old kitten back.

Google Launches Free Digital Skills Training Center In Chelsea

Google launched a five-month long program offering free digital skills classes at the tech company's Chelsea offices.

City Winery To Relocate To Hudson River Park's Pier 57: Report

City Winery is relocating from Hudson Square to Hudson River Park's Pier 57, according to a report.

Google Scraps Anti-Gay App After Outrage From Advocates

Google removed an app that LGBTQ advocates said promoted conversion therapy after outrage.

Tell Hudson River Park What You Want At Manhattan's First Beach

The Hudson River Park Trust will host a meeting for design ideas for Gansevoort Peninsula on March 26.

Meatpacking BID Appoints Former Corey Johnson Aide As Director

The Meatpacking District BID appointed Jeffrey LeFrancois as its new executive director.

Google Employee Died Of Abnormal Heart Rhythm: Medical Examiner

The 22-year-old Google engineer died in the tech company's Chelsea offices late last year.

Chelsea Woman Sues Sex Shop For Condom-Clogged Drains: Report

The Chelsea woman alleges the sex shop is responsible for six inches of sewage floods in the basement of her townhome.

Laura Loomer Claims Islamophobia Doesn't Exist At Twitter Protest

Around a dozen people protested what they called "bias" and "censorship" on Twitter.

De Blasio White House Run Draws Laughter, Horror | Week In Review

Also: Trump Official Tours 'S---hole' NYCHA Apartments | Woman Sues Whole Foods | Cops Fish Engagement Ring From Sewer

Meet Your New Local Editor For Chelsea

Sydney Pereira joins Patch.

UJA Supports Interest-free "Paycheck" Program Amid Gov't Shutdown

UJA and Hebrew Free Loan Society offering interest-free loans to federal employees who have been furloughed or are working without pay

Steam Pipe Blasts And Human Dreidels | Manhattan Year In Review

Take a look at our most read Lower Manhattan headlines from 2018. What a year.

KGB Spy Museum Opens Its Doors In Chelsea

A new museum dedicated to one of the world's most notorious spy organizations opened Friday on 14th Street.

Subway's Human Dreidel Unmasked: I Want To Make Commuters Laugh

"I love to make the world laugh and I want to bring all people together," said performer Jason Izen.

Travel Like A Local: Submit Your Town For Our 2018 Travel Guide

Whether you've got the best brewery around or a music festival that rivals Coachella, tell us why your town should be a destination in 2018.