Scruffy Duffy’s closes November 29, ending Pat Hughes’ latest Hell’s Kitchen chapter as Beer Authority operators plan The Tenth Line.

Hell’s Kitchen carriage horses near their final trot as City Council prepares vote to phase out New York’s carriage industry.

A Hell’s Kitchen man has been indicted for murder after allegedly fatally stabbing a friend who tried to stop an attack.

NYC’s Debt Demolisher program waives interest on eligible unpaid fines, helping small businesses and homeowners clear longstanding city debt.

Miss Hell’s Kitchen 2026 crowns Kiki Ball-Change after a night of outrageous performances, queer activism and HIV/AIDS fundraising.

Full-time musician Guilherme Andreas is kept busy performing, teaching, arranging and conducting — but in his downtime, Hell’s Kitchen is the place he calls home.

Over a decade after Betsy Bober Polivy explored 51st Street, W42ST revisits its architecture, restaurants and the neighbors who give it character.

A discarded cigarette butt reportedly sparked a balcony fire on 9th Avenue, prompting an FDNY response. No injuries were reported.

MCB4 wants part of a W57th Street rezoning removed after members discovered it included neighboring properties they had overlooked for months.

New York Comic Con celebrates 20 years with thousands of costumed fans descending on the Javits Center and surrounding streets.

Hudson River Park’s fall lineup includes live oysters, fish releases, hands-on science, volunteer days and pumpkin smashing.

NYC lawmakers debate new pedicab rules, including TLC oversight, electric assist and pricing reforms, as officials admit current enforcement is failing.

A dryer fire sent smoke pouring from a Hell’s Kitchen laundromat Tuesday afternoon, temporarily closing W51st Street to vehicle traffic.

A children’s lending library outside PS111 was smashed and burned over the weekend, with parents promising to rebuild it.

Michael Musto takes on the New York Film Festival, with verdicts on its buzziest films — plus one very unexpected Off-Broadway musical.

The former Cassa Hotel on 9th Avenue has new ownership and management following a foreclosure auction and unusually small winning bid.

Litter Legion volunteers tackle 14 Hell’s Kitchen blocks during a Saturday cleanup that collected 242 pounds of garbage.

Yemeni brothers bring New York-style falafel to Hell’s Kitchen with affordable sandwiches, unique flavors and late-night dining at Krispy Chickpea.

Explore Manhattan’s September art shows with David Mills, from Keith Haring’s murals to surreal sculptures in Chelsea and Tribeca galleries.

A newsstand outside The New York Times sells no newspapers, while city summonses question its signs, sidewalk displays and products.

Senior Pet Wellness Month offers practical tips for caring for aging pets, from preventive veterinary care to joint, dental, brain and heart health.

After a federal funding fight, Gateway launches its first tunnel boring machine, moving the Hudson River rail project forward.

Manhattan Plaza’s climbing gym faces closure after 34 years as members celebrate Hell’s Kitchen memories and petition to save it.

Hell’s Kitchen man Jonathan Robles faces murder charges after a 63-year-old woman was found dead in Central Park on Sunday.

The Hudson River is cleaner than it used to be, but is it safe? Here's what water testing at Hell’s Kitchen piers reveals about bacteria.

A Taipei graffiti crew appears to have rappelled onto a Hell’s Kitchen roof, leaving a five-story tag that could cost $20,000 to remove.

NYC voters will decide on five ballot proposals addressing public space, city contracts, street safety, permits and rainy day funds.

From a pandemic closure to a St Patrick’s Day comeback, The Mean Fiddler has plenty to celebrate as it marks 20 years on W47th Street.

Litter Legion plans its biggest Hell’s Kitchen cleanup yet, covering 16 blocks before volunteers celebrate with snacks and refreshments.

A wrongful death lawsuit alleges safety failures contributed to the fatal fall of a 52-year-old construction worker at the Gateway Tunnel site in Hudson Yards.

Hudson Yards is keeping the outdoor fun going through October with free movies, fitness classes, sports screenings and more.

Premium gas has reached $7.89 a gallon at a Hell’s Kitchen Mobil station, with one driver paying nearly $118 to fill his tank.

Photographer Denice Flores shares her favorite Hell’s Kitchen spots, from Times Square’s neon lights to old-school neighborhood haunts.

At a 9th Avenue newsstand, yesterday’s papers find new life alongside zines, vintage maps, ceramics and international snacks and drinks.

Manhattan Plaza’s block party returned to W43rd Street with an eclectic mix of secondhand treasures, live music, local characters and community spirit.

Manhattan Kayak Company marks 30 years of getting New Yorkers onto the Hudson, from beginner lessons at Pier 84 to trips around Manhattan.

A forgotten 1905 Hell’s Kitchen elevated train disaster killed 13 people above W53rd Street on September 11.

Whether you like your patties medium-rare, well-done or vegan, our W42ST readers have rounded up their favorite burgers!

Tenants at The Times Square say two apparent overdose deaths highlight growing concerns about drugs and security inside the residence.

From dispatching buses to working for the Shuberts on Broadway, Charles Flateman has spent his life in industries that keep New York moving.

An imaginative mural is set to transform the view at Ramon Aponte Park, bringing new life to Hell’s Kitchen families’ beloved playground.

Zykil Adamson has been sentenced for for a 2024 shooting at The Music Building on 8th Avenue that left a man permanently paralyzed.

Applications are open for 44 apartments at The Lirio on W54th Street, with rents from $863 to $3,648 and an October 5 deadline.

New court papers reveal what prosecutors say happened inside a Hell’s Kitchen apartment before a 26-year-old man was fatally stabbed.

Former St Clare’s paramedic Maggie Dubris brings the remarkable history of the W51st Street hospital to the stage in a new musical.

AI adoption is soaring across New York, but entry-level tech job listings have halved while experienced workers remain largely secure.

Al Tapper reflects on writing, aging and building AMT Theater as his musical memoir After All These Years opens in Hell’s Kitchen.

Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, W42ST readers share their memories of where they were and what they experienced that day.

For three months after 9/11, Pier 94 became a place where families searched for answers, received help and began confronting unimaginable loss.

A 31-year-old man has been charged with murder and attempted murder after a fatal double stabbing on W47th Street in Hell’s Kitchen.